Copenhagen blue — danish architecture and design review
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native values R:0 G:77 B:117 Adobe RGB R:43 G:77 B:116
native values R:0 G:77 B:117 Adobe RGB R:43 G:77 B:116 Exploring the city through different seasons and in different lights, one of the dominant colours is the deep deep blue of the water of the harbour and the even darker still water in the lakes and in the sections of the city defences where they survive. The water picks up blue from the sky and carries flashes of colour in the reflections of buildings and trees but it has an amazing quality and depth with a green tone and that forms a frame or base for buildings close to the water. International critics and authors discuss Danish design at
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