Dissing + Weitling is a leading architectural firm based in Copenhagen. Founded in 1971 by Hans Dissing and Otto Weitling to continue the work in the Scandinavian design tradition started by Arne Jacobsen, Dissing + Weitling now has a staff of over 70 people.^[1]

The following is a list of some major projects:^[2]

• City Hall in Mainz (1971)
• Danish National Bank in Copenhagen (1971, 2001)
• Royal Danish Embassy in London (1977)
• IBM Centre in Hamburg
• Great Belt Bridge, linking the Danish islands of Funen and Zealand (1988)
• K20 Art Gallery in Dusseldorf (1998)
• Sonofon headquarters in Copenhagen (1999)
• Danish Parliament buildings in Copenhagen (interior design and upkeep)
• Øresund Bridge, linking Copenhagen to the Swedish city of Malmö (2000)
• Renovation of Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek art museum in Copenhagen (2006)
• Danish Broadcast Corporation in Copenhagen (2006)
• Library for the University of Copenhagen Faculty of Humanities in Copenhagen (2008, under construction)
• Stonecutters Bridge in Hong Kong (2009, under construction)
• Copenhagen Towers, part of the Ørestad development in Copenhagen (2009, under construction)
• Replacement Gerald Desmond Bridge in Long beach California (2016)

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