DENMARK / POI 45
Photo: Cirkelbroen (2015) - Olafur Eliasson. Den Sorte Diamant (1999) - Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects. Photographer: Kim Wyon
The Black Diamond
Modern extension of the Royal Danish Library
Known as the Black Diamond, this sleek waterfront extension of the Royal Danish Library in Copenhagen is a marvel of modern architecture. The building’s black granite façade reflects the sea, while its light-filled atrium creates a stunning contrast with its dark exterior. Completed in 1999, the Black Diamond houses not only the library’s vast collection but also a concert hall, a café, and exhibition spaces, making it a cultural hub in the city.
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