Holm Tower
A residential tower on the Copenhagen waterfront. Nordhavn, 2026.
Twelve floors of warm timber and full-height glass, right at the edge of the water.
Sixty-eight apartments. All of them facing something worth looking at.
One, two, and three-bedroom apartments across twelve floors. The higher you go, the more Copenhagen opens up below you. A small number of penthouse residences occupy the top two floors with wraparound terraces and no shared walls above.
From the second floor to the penthouse. Every one of them on the water. Sixty-eight apartments. All of them facing something worth looking at.
"Holm does something rare for a building of this scale. It makes restraint feel generous. The timber, the proportions, none of it is accidental, and none of it is trying too hard."
Erik Møller
Journal of Danish Architecture
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Holm Tower
A residential tower on the Copenhagen waterfront. Nordhavn, 2026.
Twelve floors of warm timber and full-height glass, right at the edge of the water.
Sixty-eight apartments. All of them facing something worth looking at.
One, two, and three-bedroom apartments across twelve floors. The higher you go, the more Copenhagen opens up below you. A small number of penthouse residences occupy the top two floors with wraparound terraces and no shared walls above.
From the second floor to the penthouse. Every one of them on the water. Sixty-eight apartments. All of them facing something worth looking at.
"Holm does something rare for a building of this scale. It makes restraint feel generous. The timber, the proportions, none of it is accidental, and none of it is trying too hard."
Erik Møller
Journal of Danish Architecture