entrée 02 | 2005

This is the second issue of Entrée. We have received a lot of positive feedback on the first issue and I hope that many of you will continue to tell us your opinion of Entrée. This is the only way for the editorial team to find out if we are on the right track and, if not, how we can improve Entrée and make it what we want it to be; a source of interesting information covering all aspects of entrances and a source of inspiration for architects.

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Entrée is an

architectural magazine

on entrance technology. The aim of Entrée is to be a source of interesting information covering all aspects of entrances and a source of inspiration for architects.

Entrée is a biannual publication and is distributed worldwide by Boon Edam.

An open door to a lively music venue ] INTERVIEW WITH KIM HERFORTH NIELSEN (3XN) [ Although there could hardly be a greater contrast than between the dignified Royal Danish Embassy in Berlin and the new music centre ‘Muziekgebouw aan ‘t IJ’ in Amsterdam, the two have one aspect in common. Behind a semi-transparent or transparent facade, there is a... ] read [
Eratum By mistake a wrong photo is placed on the cover of the printed version of Entrée 02\|2005. Instead of Kim Herforth Nielsen, who is 3XN's principal architect with full responsibility for the architecture of 3XN, a photo of Bo Boje Larsen, one of the other partners in 3XN, is placed. We have corrected this error on this website and in the digital version of Entrée on the Boon Edam website. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

Innovative revolving door concept
In the design of buildings, entrances have always played an important role. They are usually much more elaborate than roofs, walls and windows.The design of the entrance should create a powerful first impression while enhancing the identity of the building. ] read [

A new dimension in security access
Security is playing an increasingly important role in our daily lives. The emerging threats in society have resulted in a growing demand for access control systems. Whether you are designing an entrance for a new hospital, airport or office building; more and more places require you to specify security doors and barriers that will only open for authorised persons. ] read [


China Electronic Tower Beijing, China Architect: NBBJ Entrance: Duotour	Athlone Civic Centre Athlone, Ireland Architect: Keith Williams Architects Entrance: Circleslide	Beiersdorf Research Center Hamburg, Germany Architect: HHS Planer + Architekten AG Entrance: Tourniket
Millenium Tower 2 Bratislava, Slovakia Architect: Atelier Art/Stafford Hoensli + Adamson Associates Entrance: Tourniket	Swiss RE Headquarters London, UK Architect: Norman Foster Entrance: Crystal Tourniket	Aros Kunstmuseum Århus, Denmark Architect: Schmidt, Hammer & Lassen k/s Entrance: Duotour
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