Grundtvig's Church in Bispebjerg, Copenhagen, is named after the Danish philosopher and pastor Nikolai Grundtvig, remembered by most Danes for his resounding hymns, now an integral part of the national culture.
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In 2007, they won a competition for the design of a new headquarters for Deutsche Bahn in Berlin ahead of firms such as Foster + Partners of the UK and Dominique Perrault of France.
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Four young practices, CEBRA, COBE, Transform and Effekt, won the main Golden Lion award at the 2006 Venice Biennale of Architecture for their Co-Evolution project, featuring proposals for sustainable urban development in four major Chinese cities.
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