Kaktus Towers (also known as Kaktustårnene in Danish) is a high-rise residential complex in Copenhagen, Denmark. Constructed between 2019 and 2022, the two towers feature rotated floor plates, which causes the buildings to resemble cacti, hence the name of the complex. The taller tower is 74 metres (242 ft) tall and has 23 storeys, while the shorter tower is 59 metres (193 ft) tall and has 18 storeys.
The complex was designed by Danish architectural firm Bjark Ingels Group after having designed and built three almost similar, but smaller, towers in Esbjerg for the A Place To project which opened as student accommodation and hotel in 2021
The towers are located close to Dybbølsbro railway station and has nearly 500 apartments.
See also
List of tallest buildings in Copenhagen
References
External links
BIG project description