Carl Jacobsens Vej

It runs from Sjælør Boulevard on the rear side of Vestre Cemetery in the east to Gammel Køge Landevej in the west.

Carl Jacobsens Vej is the backbone of an industrial zone which developed along the north side of a freight railway line opened in 1909.

They were designed by Ejner Blytmann and originally contained a total of 104 dwellings which has been merged into half as many in connection with a renovation.

[4] The large industrial complex which extends north along the west side of Kløverbladsgade is the former headquarters of Dansk Pressefabrik from 1923.

Its Gründerzeit buildings were designed by Arthur Wittmaack were adapted for use by Copenhagen Technical College by Kristian Isager in 1991.

Henkel's old Neo-Baroque main building with its large, rounded pediment was originally built for Skandinavisk Frøkompagni in 1918–19 to design by Ole Falkentorp and F. Freese.