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If you’ve ever though strolling a downtown waterfront was boring, wait ‘til you see The Brewery Site in Copenhagen. When it is completed, it will be full of attractions for young and old alike—it’s even scattered with different types of playgrounds throughout the site. Designed by OMA, Gehl Architects, The Brewery Site in Copenhagen is designed to maximize its location on the downtown harbourfront. “Situated between the city center and the waterfront the site, named for the Royal Brewery located there from 1767-1960, possesses one of Copenhagen’s few remaining opportunities to connect the two,” Travel With Frank Gehry says. Copenhagen’s renovated Brewery Site is expected to be completed by 2013.  The Brewery Site will be a building of outstanding architectural quality. The building will house the Danish Architecture Center, a bookshop and café, as well as offices and residential units. New public spaces and a playground will be included in the scheme.
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