Arne Jacobsen and Hotel Royal SAS in Copenhagen

At the end of the war, three Scandinavian kingdoms founded the airline SAS. To attract new international clientele, the company decided in 1956 to build a terminal in the center of Copenhagen connected to a large modern and luxurious hotel. The architect chosen by the company was Arne Jacobsen. Beginning with the House of the Future, which he designed in 1930, to the town hall in the city of Rødovre, which was completed in 1956. A. Jacobsen always embodied modern Danish architecture. He was one of the most prominent Scandinavian designers. However, he was never a theorist.