Yellow Warehouse

The Yellow Warehouse, or Det Gule Pakhus, is an 18th-century building located on the picturesque waterfront of Larsens Plads in Copenhagen, Denmark. Originally constructed between 1777 and 1783 for the Royal Greenland Company by Georg Erdman Rosenberg, this historic structure was listed as a protected site in 1944. Although it suffered significant damage from a fire in 1968, it was meticulously restored in the late 1970s by professor Hans Munk Hansen. Today, the Yellow Warehouse has been transformed into modern apartments, blending historical charm with contemporary living.