Office for rent on Kompagnistraede 13-15, 1208 Copenhagen City Center

Where the city still tells its story

You step into a neighborhood where the street names almost function as small historical footnotes. Kompagnistræde is named after The Danish Company, the merchants' guild from the 15th century, and the street was located close to the former shoreline in the Middle Ages. Here, trade, craftsmanship, and everyday life have left their marks long before café tables and specialty shops moved in.

A few steps away lies Gammel Strand, where the fishmongers' calls were once part of the city's soundscape, and where art, canal, and metro meet today. It provides you with a work address with both cultural weight and an easy way through the city.

A block with multiple chapters

The front building at Kompagnistræde 13-15 was built in 1902, but Sparegården gathers buildings from different eras. Towards Snaregade, the history dates back to the years after the city fire in 1795, while the warehouse towards Knabrostræde was built for a brewer in the early 1800s. You are thus working in a block that is not designed in one stroke but written layer by layer - and you can contribute to adding the next one.

New lines in classic craftsmanship

Inside, history gets a contemporary counterpoint. The lease is being renovated with a new, bright, and modern kitchen, while the toilets are upgraded with a new sink, vanity, and lighting. The result is a more cohesive everyday life where practical details naturally fall into place.

From idea to team

The 206 square meters give you four smaller office spaces, a storage room, and a larger open office area. Initially, the lightweight glass walls are removed to make room for more workstations and new collaboration areas. If you desire a different rhythm between peace and community, the layout can be discussed with the customer team.

The separate room with an open kitchen and a few dining spots can become the office's daily gathering point - a place for morning coffee, brief conversations, and ideas that don't always arise at the desk. The floor plan is indicative while the new layout is finalized.

The city's extra space

As tenants in the property, you have access to a larger shared rooftop terrace in the neighboring courtyard. Up here, the city's perspective changes: the street's pace takes a step back, and the workday can continue under the open sky with air around for both lunch and thoughts.