Eiler Rasmussen and Aarne Jacobsen goes back to Kampmann. Kampmann is one of the most influential architects in Danish architectural history. Awards He was made a Knight of the Order of the Dannebrog (1897), awarded Dannebrogsmann (1906) and the King's Medal of Merit in Gold (1900). Personal life He was married during 1888 to Johanne Holm (1868–1920). He died during 1920 in Copenhagen and was buried at Vestre Kirkegård. The buildings and restoration works Villa Miramare for William Salomonsen, Vedbaek (1887–88) Central Hospital, Hjørring (1888–90) North Jutland Provincial Archives, nowadays North Jutland State Archives, Viborg (1889–91) Stege Rectory, Stege (1891–93) Technical College, Hjørring (1891) Brewer Carl Jacobsen's villa at Ny Carlsberg, Copenhagen (1890) The refurbishment and extension of the first Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen (ca. 1890–95) Savings Bank, Hjørring (1894) Aarhus Custom House, Aarhus (1895–97) Hunting lodge and refurbishment of main building, Kalø Hovedgård manor house (ca. 1897) Aarhus Theatre (1897–1900, with Karl Hansen Reistrup) Development plan for the Marselisborg Castle estate, Aarhus (1898, with city engineer Charles Ambt) Aarhus City Library, formerly the National Business Archives, Aarhus (1898–1902) Marselisborg Palace, Aarhus (1899–1902) Grey House (1901) Extension of the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek Art Museum, Copenhagen (1901–06, following an architecture competition) Office and laboratory building, Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen (1901) Villa Kampen, Aarhus (1901–02) St. Johannes Church (1902–1905) Post and Telegraph building, Aarhus (1903–05) Main building, Rye Nørskov estate, Ry (1904–06) Jutland Business School, nowadays Aarhus Business College, Aarhus (1904–05) Extension to Aarhuus Private Bank, Aarhus (1905, demolished 1929) New construction and renovation, Aarhus Cathedral School, Aarhus (1905–06) Credit Finance building, Viborg (1905–06, with Valdemar Schmidt) Skagen Customs House, Skagen (1907–1908) Aalborg Post and Telegraph Office, Aalborg (1908–10) Plan for a Station town and Governor's House, National Exhibition of 1909 in Aarhus (demolished) Governor's House, Hjørring, (1909–10) Summer residence of Mr. Christian Kampmann, Lønstrup (1909, demolished) Customs House, Viborg (1910, demolished) Hornslet Police Station, Hornslet (1910) Langå Post Office, Langå (1910) Hurup Post Office, Hurup (1910) Hadsten Post Office, Hadsten (1910) Sindal Post Office, Sindal (1911) Horsens Customs House, now the headquarters for the company Bestseller Horsens (1911–13) New tower, St. Sørens Church, Ry (1911–12) King Christian IX's and queen Louise's sepulchre, Roskilde Cathedral (1911 – ca. 1919) Basin for Rudolph Tegner's Dance Fountain, Rosenborg Castle Gardens (1913, nowadays in Helsingør) Løgstør Post Office, Løgstør (1913–18) Frederikshavn Customs House, Frederikshavn (1913–15) Estate for Christian Kampmann, Århus (1916) Police Headquarters, Frederiksberg (ca.