Projects
In the drop-down menu below, you will find and overview of the major construction and renovation projects that DTU Campus Service is currently working on - or has completed - and where to click to read more.
Ongoing Projects
Origo is DTU's upcoming meeting place and event hub at Lyngby Campus.
The project will create modern facilities for academic events, collaboration, and informal meetings across the university. With a focus on openness, functionality, and architectural quality, Origo will become a central gathering point that strengthens both campus life and community.
B226 will be a modern office building providing attractive facilities for researchers and staff at DTU. With a focus on a well-functioning working environment, the building will support concentration, collaboration, and knowledge sharing in everyday work.
Through systematic user involvement, solutions are developed that match actual needs and enhance well-being, quality, and world-class research environments. The building is designed for long-term use, with a focus on flexibility, sustainability, and DTU's ambitions to achieve DGNB Gold and DGNB Heart certification.
New research building for DTU Space.
DTU Space will be brought together in a new, modern research building that provides strong facilities for research, education, and technological development at an international top level. The building brings together laboratories, offices, and shared spaces in an open and functional environment that promotes collaboration and knowledge sharing.
DTU is expanding Nanolab with new, state-of-the-art cleanroom facilities that will enable groundbreaking research and technological innovation at the nanoscale.
Completed Projects
At DTU, we work purposefully with technologies that drive the green transition.
Climate Challenge Laboratory B313 is a state-of-the-art research environment where interdisciplinary teams develop solutions addressing some of the society's most pressing climate challenges.
Building 208 at the Lyngby Campus provides the setting for a modern learning environment for chemistry and life science. Flexible teaching spaces and study areas support concentration, collaboration, and a variety of teaching methods - with room for both academic excellence and community.
Completed in 2024, the building is the first educational building in Denmark to be certified DGNB Platinum and has also received DGNB Diamond and DGNB Heart distinctions.
In recent years, DTU has carried out an extensive development of the Lyngby Campus, including new buildings and major renovations. The projects strengthen the framework research, education, and collaboration, and create modern campus environments with high architectural quality and sustainable solutions.
