Myrholm is the second of six residential islands in Engholmene that was completed in a state-of-the-art housing development project conducted between April 2017 and Juli 2019.

The project was commissioned by Udviklingsselskabet Enghave Brygge ApS, Charlottenlund, and was planned by the architectural firm Danielsen Architecture A/S, Copenhagen. The general contractor was Cg Jensen A/S, Glostrup. 

The project was developed in the former Copenhagen harbour in the Engholmene area, a location that is being transformed from an industrial port into exclusive neighbourhoods. Inspired by the canal and green landscapes of New York, Amsterdam and Venice, the architectural team of Claus Gröning that is overseeing the master plan for the Engholmene area introduced these ideas into the project. Water plays a central role in this project by serving as the essential element of life. The entire south side of the project is located across from the yacht harbour in Copenhagen, a place that serves as an anchor in the daily lives of city residents. The area is dotted with maritime facilities, restaurants, cafes, bars and small businesses.

The seven-storey, 21,000-square-metre project consists of 215 attractive and state-of-the-art flats that are characterised by their high level of functionality and their exceptional design. Each flat has its own balcony or roof terrace that offers a spectacular view of the former harbour area and surrounding canals. The flats are light filled and are particularly homey as a result. Private parking places are located in the underground car park. Some of the flats can be reached directly from here as well. 

In planning the flooring for the projects, the interior designers turned to the HARO sales team in Denmark led by Stig Madsen and Sören Blokkager. The critical factor in their decision was the far-reaching selection offered by the HARO line of Parquet 4000 Plank 1-strip, products that come in the very latest colours and with the very latest surfaces.