At Amager Boulevard no. 6 the last available site in Central Copenhagen's new Tøjhus area, Dissing+Weitling has designed a six-storey multi-flexible office complex.

The Green Path bicycle route traverses Copenhagen's Noerrebro (North Bridge) quarter, forging a link with its sister green belt in neighbouring Frederiksberg. The link between the two cycle and pedestrian routes traverses the busy Aagade throughfare in a graceful arc in both the horisontal and vertical planes, in harmony with the sinuous curves the Green Path carves through the city.

The new central library consist of a large gently sloping roof sheltering the library functions and offices, and a large solid volume containing meeting, exhibition and event facilities. The roof, underscoring the undulating landscape, is anchored to the site by the massive tile-clad volume, reminiscent of a great boulder rounded by the forces of the last stone age.

Dissing+Weitling won the competition in the german medieval spa town of Bad Kreuznach for a bridge over the Nahe river. The new structure will replace the concrete bridge that was built following the bombing of the Alte Nahebrücke. The bridge proposal is not only a link, but it is also a revitalizing element for the historical and pedestrian city center.

As a result of its location close to Copenhagen's old city, the Copenhagen International Airport, and now the Oresund Link and Copenhagen Metro, the Bella Center has become the leading congress and trade fair centre of Scandinavia.

With the building of Bryggebroen, Copenhagen acquired a new bridge over the harbour for the first time in fifty years. The bridge stretches in a light arc from Havneholmen to Islandsbrygge creating a desirable short cut for pedestrians and cyclists between two of the most recently developed harbour fronts of central Copenhagen.

Hansa Invest office building in the City Nord quarter of Hamburg, Germany.

The first part of Dissing+Weitling's Copenhagen Towers project, the 4-star Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers, Hotel and Conference Centre, opened on 16 November.

Copenhagen Towers, located in the Orestad quarter south of the Copenhagen old city centre, reinforces the identity not only of Copenhagen, but also the Oresund Region as an international centre for commerce. The three 85 m high towers located at the junction of the Oresund Link and the Metro, will form an imposing gateway to the Orestad South development.

The new headquarters for Daimler-Chrysler is on one of the last building sites on Frederikskaj, in the southern end of Copenhagen harbour. The four-storey building with penthouse accommodates the administration for DaimlerChrysler Denmark and Sweden.

Following an invited competition, D+W was commissioned to carry out a physical and organizational reshuffling of the administrative and service departments of Dragoer Town Hall.

The design is characterized by a holistic design approach and the desire for continuity of aesthetic expression between all elements of the link. The goal has been to create a link that not only complies with all the essential aspects of such a colossal infrastructure, but also to present itself as one harmonious whole, consistent in desgin from one end to the other.

In 1997 DISSING+WEITLING was commissioned to completely renovate the Festival Hall Landau, a theatre built in the Art Nouveau style. The facades  were, however, to remain unchanged as the building was renovated in the 80 ies.

Hålogaland bridge's location and special geometry offer a unique opportunity to achieve a distinctive and instantly recognizable look for a suspension bridge, offering an additional icon to the region.

HM2 is a new commercial property lease on the corner of Mitchellsgade and Kalvebod Brygge, providing a striking architectural profile to the area around Kalvebod Brygge together with other prestigious new buildings such as Nykredit's Krystallen (the Crystal) and the new head office of SEB Pension

The bridge will be located at the eastern end of the Sea of Marmara, close to İzmit and approximately 50km from Istanbul, Turkey. It will be the second largest suspension bridge in the world by length of central span.

K20 - art of the 20th century- is located at Grabbeplatz, on the edge of Dusseldorf's lively Altstadt (Old Town), an elegant building which opened its doors in 1986.