Robert Oppenheimer, James Chadwick, James Dacre. Jacobs Theatre, Blair Brown, Broadway theatre, Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker, Christian Møller, Commonweal (newspaper), Copenhagen, Copenhagen (2002 film), Copenhagen interpretation, Daniel Craig, David Burke (British actor), Denmark, Deutsche Physik, Doctor Atomic, Drama Desk Award, Duchess Theatre, Edinburgh, Edward Teller, Enrico Fermi, Erwin Schrödinger, Evening Standard Theatre Awards, Expressionism, Francesca Annis, Fritz Houtermans, Fritz Strassmann, Geoffrey Streatfeild, George Gamow, George Uhlenbeck, German nuclear weapon project, Greta Scacchi, Hans Kramers, Hendrik Casimir, Henry Goodman, History of nuclear weapons, Howard Davies (director), Ivan Supek, J.

ġ12 relations: A Dream Play, Adolf Hitler, Albert Einstein, Alsos Mission, Arnold Sommerfeld, Atom, August Strindberg, Barbara Flynn, BBC, BBC Radio 3, Benedict Cumberbatch, Bernard B. The vertical play element, with its honycomb shaped elements, takes on the ochre colour of the surrounding buildings, whose yellow plastered facades are so typical for Danish housing.Copenhagen is a play by Michael Frayn, based on an event that occurred in Copenhagen in 1941, a meeting between the physicists Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg. In the evening, the tribune doubles as a stage or amphitheater. Due to the height differences of the staircase, seats arise where parents can sit in between the playing children.

The tribune evokes movement and play slides, trampolines and nets where children can jump, climb and scramble are integrated into the large staircase. Apart from the playable tribune, also a bespoke play structure and a sports field are added to the playscape. Part of the complex is a public accessible large staircase, that OMA designed in collaboration with Carve. BLOX is home to the Danish Architecture Center (DAC) and includes exhibition spaces, offices, a café, a bookshop, a fitness center, twenty-two apartments and an underground car park. In May 2018, BLOX, a mixed-use building in Copenhagen designed by OMA, was festively inaugurated by the Danish Queen.

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