We are one of Scandinavia’s leading architectural firms, with 100 years of award-winning work in the Nordic region and worldwide.

Every day we create architectural quality based on innovation, experience and Nordic values. This assures sustainable and aesthetic solutions with lasting value for clients, occupants and society.

C.F. Møller's vision is to improve a better life for people and planet. We integrate sustainability directly into our solutions from the very first sketch to create greater value for clients, users and society.
We take individual, sustainable actions that fulfil specific goals and create a holistic, architectural vision that weaves the individual parts into a greater whole.

We use specially developed parametric tools to analyse LCA, daylight, microclimate, biodiversity, etc. from the earliest stages of the design process.

New psychiatric clinic at Tampere University Hospital, a building to support patients’ healing process and the staff’s work environment – a beneficial environment for the good of all.

The German Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, BMU, is a sustainable timber-framed building with integrated solar panels and a strong focus on daylight and shared green spaces.

Mjøsfronten is a 50,000 square meter lakeside area in Hamar municipality, Norway. The project aims to create a vibrant meeting place and connect the city of Hamar closer to Lake Mjøsa, Norway's largest lake.

With a desire to establish the next generation of DTU Skylab, the project focused on synergies between students and the business community and competence development in an interdisciplinary and vibrant innovation environment.

Reducing the carbon footprint in the building sector calls for new construction methods, and an answer to this can be found in the roots of using timber as a construction material in new and modern ways. C.F. Møller Architects is a frontrunner in research, development, and actual practice with timber buildings in Scandinavia and Germany.
C.F. Møller Architects has about 200.000 m2 of timber buildings completed, on-site, or under detailed design in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Germany.

The new office building WoodHub, designed by C.F. Møller Architects, has been named Low Emission Timber Building of the Year 2024.