Origo - DTU's Meeting Place and Event Hub

With Origo, DTU aims to further develop DTU Lyngby Campus with facilities and spaces that reflect the university's ambition for greater openness, diversity, and engagement with the surrounding community toward DTU's 200th anniversary in 2029.

Laura Utke Graae Jørgensen

Laura Utke Graae Jørgensen Projektleder / DGNB-Konsulent Bygninger Campus Service Mobil: 93513553

Laila Stryg Halkjær

Laila Stryg Halkjær Projektleder / DGNB-Konsulent Bygninger Campus Service Mobil: 93511823

Maja Frederikke Høgsbro

Maja Frederikke Høgsbro Projektleder / DGNB-Konsulent Bygninger Campus Service Mobil: 93511087

Lars Wang Maarbjerg

Lars Wang Maarbjerg Sektionsleder Campus Service Mobil: 20625834

Arrival

Origo is central to this development as an inspiring and welcoming arrival that signals DTU as a leading technical university and a place of openness and approachability.

A Natural Gathering Place

Origo will serve as an event hub and an informal meeting place open 24/7 - the natural gathering point at DTU. Here, professional communication and cultural events come together i an open, inspiring environment.

Identity and Culture

Origo connects the university's structure, landscape, and people and becomes a world-class center that brings DTU's identity and culture together in one place.