Bruun & Hjejle takes over new domicile at Svanemølleholm
Bruun & Hjejle and Lundgrens have signed an agreement under which Bruun & Hjejle will take over the domicile that Industriens Pension and the turnkey contractor Nordstern will shortly begin building at Svanemølleholm.
With the new domicile, Bruun & Hjejle strengthens its position as one of Denmark's leading law firms and at the same time gains a modern base in one of Copenhagen's new and attractive districts.
For Lundgrens, the agreement marks a necessary but also important step in Lundgrens' strategic initiatives.
‘We have invested a lot of resources in the preparations to create a new office that is state of the art both inside and out, so we are pleased that we have now reached a solution to hand over the project to Bruun & Hjejle, who we are confident will appreciate and continue the vision behind the project to create an ultra-modern law office,' says Peter Mollerup, partner at Lundgrens.
Bruun & Hjejle's new domicile is designed by Henning Larsen Architects and spans 14,000 square metres over six floors. The building, which is being constructed by Nordstern and owned by Industriens Pension, will be centrally located at Svanemølleholm, close to Orientkaj Metro Station, and is expected to be completed in early 2027.