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English: Mølleparken. The long red brick building is currently (and originally) where the library of 'Hovedbiblioteket' resides, as shown by the sign 'Bibliotek' meaning library in Danish. Hovedbiblioteket is the main public municipal library in Aarhus Municipality. They will soon be moving to the building DOKK1 in 2015. The building and library was designed by the Aarhusian architects Alfred Mogensen and Harald Salling Mortensen and inaugurated the 29th of October 1934. It is a typical example of the modernist architecture in Denmark.
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