Design of the complete signage system for Hillerød Library.
In 2001 Hillerød Library opened its new space. The Danish architect studio Claus Bjarrum Architects renovated and rebuilt the already existing industrial buildings to frame a new cultural meltingpot for the Hillerød municipality. In the process of rebuilding Rasmus Koch Studio designed a complete navigational and enviromental signage system consisting of a newly drawn alphabet in two weights and 350 customised signage items.
In 2001 Hillerød Library opened its new space. The Danish architect studio Claus Bjarrum Architects renovated and rebuilt the already existing industrial buildings to frame a new cultural meltingpot for the Hillerød municipality. In the process of rebuilding Rasmus Koch Studio designed a complete navigational and enviromental signage system consisting of a newly drawn alphabet in two weights and 350 customised signage items.
| year |
2000, 2003 |
| place |
Hillerød, DK |
| project |
Hillerød Library enviromental signage |
| client |
Hillerød Library
A public library that also plays the role as the cultural center of the northen part of Zealand. One of the main focuses of the library is to create a platform for public cultural offers. Since 2001 Hillerød Library has been modernized and is now situated in an old industrial building renovated and rebuillt by the danish architect studio, Claus Bjarrum. hilbib |
| people |
Rasmus Koch |
| collaborators |
Claus Bjarrum Arkitekter |
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