Focusing on usability and functionality, Vilhelm Lauritzen revolutionized Danish architecture and modernism. His notable projects, including Copenhagen's first airport terminal in the 1930s, exemplify his principle of "form follows function." By innovatively dividing spaces into airside and landside, he established a design framework that has influenced airport architecture globally. Lauritzen's work remains a testament to the evolution of architectural design, showcasing his impact on both Danish culture and modern architecture as a whole.
