Jörgen Kock's Yard is a heritage building located near Stortorget in Malmö. It is recognized for its historical significance as one of the best-preserved 16th-century brick houses in the city. The structure is notable for its design, which is inspired by Dutch architectural styles, reflecting the influences of that era on local construction practices. As the first of Malmö's courtyards from the 1500s to undergo restoration, it plays a crucial role in the preservation of the region's architectural heritage.
Designated as a building of cultural heritage, Jörgen Kock's Yard offers insights into the local history and architectural developments of the time. It is part of broader efforts to maintain and celebrate the cultural heritage of Malmö. The site is accessible to visitors who are interested in exploring historical architecture and provides educational opportunities regarding the era's architectural styles and the significance of such buildings in the context of the region's history.