Kedelhuset wins Construction of the Year 2025

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Written By Clive Hennessey

Kedelhuset wins Construction of the Year 2025

We are proud to announce that Dansehallerne / Kedelhuset has won Building of the Year 2025 in the "Open" category .

The award recognizes Kedelhuset for its architectural quality, cultural significance, and the careful transformation of the historic industrial building into a vibrant cultural hub for dance and community.

A big thank you to all project partners, collaborators, and supporters who have helped to realize this vision. We are honored that Kedelhuset has been highlighted as one of the year's most notable construction projects.

Read more about the award here.

Read more here about Dansehallerne.

 

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