UN City: Difference between revisions - Wikipedia

m

Line 87:

| references =

}}

The '''UN City''' (Danish: '''FN Byen''') is a campus in [[Copenhagen]] provided by the [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Denmark)|Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs]] houses to various services from eight [[United Nations]] agencies. The campus provide office and workspace for 1,100 employees, making it the sixth largest UN campus.<ref name='undk'> {{cite web | url = http://un.dk/da/node/17 | title = Forenede Nationer i Danmark | accessdate = 2013-11-05 | author = United Nations | authorlink = United Nations | language = Danish}}</ref> The building was designed by Danish architect firm ''3xn''<ref name='3xn'> {{cite web | url = http://www.3xn.dk/arkitektur/kronologisk/65-fn-byen | title = FN Byen | accessdate = 2013-11-05 | author = 3xn | authorlink = 3xn | language = Danish}}</ref>, totals 45,000 m² office space and 7,000 m² basement and opened on {{date|2013|-07|-04}} by secretary-general [[Ban Ki-moon]] and her majesty [[Margrethe II of Denmark]].<ref name='byoghavn'> {{cite web | url = http://www.byoghavn.dk/da-dk/byudvikling/bydele/nordhavnen/marmor-front/fn+byen.aspx | title = FN BYEN | accessdate = 2013-11-05 | author = By & Havn | authorlink = By & Havn | language = Danish}}</ref>

== Agencies represented ==