Refshaleøen is a part of Copenhagen that used to be the location for the shipyard Burmeister & Wein until it closed in 1996. The waterline has traces of history with docks and stairs that once lead to a workspace but today takes you to the watersurface. The buildings sorrounding the site shows a clear cohesion to each other with their industrial roughness and ordinariness. On the tip of the dock lies a stair that leads down to the waterline and a space that once housed a huge water pump. This is the starting point for the building that had one constructive condition, it had to be built with a timber construction. The proposal was to create a building that took the imprint of a place that once contained a production. With the fishmonger that could sell fresh fish to the public and a internal connection to the kitchen, the idea was that from the point where the fish is delivered to the served food it created a chain of motions and a production.
