Zøllnerhus

Zøllnerhus is a notable three-winged Functionalist building located on Nørrebrogade in the vibrant Nørrebro district of Copenhagen, Denmark. Completed in 1935, it stands as one of the earliest examples of a multi-storey apartment building constructed in reinforced concrete in the country. Originally built for the Zøllner brothers, who were master butchers, the building features a unique architectural design with a striking facade that includes a copper-clad ground floor and slender balconies. It houses various retail spaces, including a butcher shop and a bakery, reflecting its historical commercial significance. The building was listed as a protected structure in 2007, making it a point of interest for both tourists and researchers interested in Danish architectural history.