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Friday, May 8, 2009

Saxo Bank in Copenhagen by 3XN Architects

The pictures show the detail of exterior and interior design architecture of Saxo Bank in Copenhagen by 3XN Architects. What a great buiding it is.

Saxo Bank in Copenhagen by 3XN Architects

Interior view of Saxo Bank in Copenhagen by 3XN Architects


Interior view of Saxo Bank in Copenhagen by 3XN Architects

Interior view of Saxo Bank in Copenhagen by 3XN Architects

Interior view of Saxo Bank in Copenhagen by 3XN Architects

Interior view of Saxo Bank in Copenhagen by 3XN Architects

Saxo Bank is a young dynamic internet bank with focus on online-trade with currencies, shares and futures on the bank’s self-developed platform, Saxo Trader. Saxo Bank was founded in 1992 in Denmark and counts around 850 staff members of 35 nationalities who serve customers from 115 different countries.

Saxo Bank’s new headquarter in Copenhagen is designed by 3XN. Although the customers primarily encounter the bank in cyberspace, the physical premises of the head office is of great importance to the management of the bank who participate actively and are highly dedicated to the development of the building. The building is of great iconographic significance, and there is a strong conviction that architecture and design affect each staff member’s performance and awareness of the company.

The interior of the building is open and transparent with a large sense of community. The open plans centre round a softly shaped atrium with a glass roof. In the atrium, the main stair case winds up to the top. However, the main room and largest attraction of the building is the so-called Trading Floor where share prices are monitored intensely and resemble scenes from American movies about stock exchanges. Furthermore, the building encompasses a large number of rooms for technical support, kitchenettes and recreational areas.

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