Svend Koch

1867–1943 (age 76)

Biography

Svend Koch was an accomplished engineer whose work contributed to the levels of innovation and infrastructure that defined early twentieth-century Denmark. His mind for practical solutions was matched by a careful commitment to the communities that benefited from his expertise.

He died in 1943 and is remembered at Vestre Cemetery, where the quiet dignity of his resting place mirrors the precision and steadiness he brought to his profession.

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