C.F. Møller Architects and VOGT Landscape Architects have been selected as one of two winning teams in the international ideas competition to transform the Hamburg-Altona station area. The project marks a significant step in redefining a central part of the city, following the planned relocation of the long-distance railway station to Diebsteich in 2029.

C.F. Møller Architects has been appointed concept architect for the proposed redevelopment of National Museum Cardiff in Wales.

The B-One office building for Berlin Hyp, designed by C.F. Møller Architects, has achieved DGNB Platinum and DGNB Diamond certification, underlining its position as a benchmark for high-quality, climate- and human-focused office architecture. In addition, the project has received ESG verification in accordance with the EU Taxonomy, confirming its strong environmental, social, and governance performance.