Stykgodspakhuset

Stykgodspakhuset, also known as Pakhus 13, is a listed former warehouse on the waterfront of the Port of Aarhus. Designed in 1926 by royal building surveyor Frederik M. Draiby, the building was used to store parcels and small freight until the mid-20th century. Its neoclassical red-brick architecture stands out for its imposing gates, small grid windows, and copper-clad gabled roof. Inside, large pilaster supports line the long storage halls and give them a basilica-like character. Following a comprehensive renovation in 2007, the building now houses offices. As part of the national register of protected monuments, it honors the historical importance of the Port of Aarhus as Denmark's largest provincial port in the 20th century.