The modernisation of Avicii Arena (The Globe) has been awarded the 2025 Swedish Steel Construction Award by the Swedish Institute of Steel Construction.

After 35 years, the iconic spherical arena has been renewed through a careful and highly technical transformation by C.F. Møller Architects together with HOK and schlaich bergermann partner.

C.F. Møller Architects

C.F. Møller Architects ist eines der führenden Architekturbüros Skandinaviens, mit über 100 Jahren preisgekrönter Arbeit in den nordischen Ländern und weltweit. 

Jeden Tag schaffen wir architektonische Qualität basierend auf Innovation, Erfahrung und nordischen Werten. Dies sichert nachhaltige und ästhetische Lösungen mit bleibendem Wert für Kunden, Nutzer und die Gesellschaft.

Expertise

Expertise

Our expertise are based on more than 90 years of experience, ongoing research and modern digital tools in combination with a design approach which uniquely integrates architecture, interior, landscape, urbanism and product design and including a particular long history within healthcare.

Sustainability

Die Vision von C.F. Møller Architects ist es, ein besseres Leben für die Menschen und den Planeten zu ermöglichen. Nachhaltigkeitsaspekte werden von Anfang an in die Lösungsansätze integriert, um einen Mehrwert für Auftraggeber, Nutzer und die Gesellschaft zu schaffen.
Einzelne nachhaltige Maßnahmen werden betrachtet, die jeweils bestimmte Ziele erfüllen und daraus ganzheitliche, architektonische Visionen entwickelt, die die einzelnen Teile zu einem größeren Ganzen verbinden. Die Verwendung speziell entwickelter parametrischer Werkzeuge unterstützt dabei Ökobilanz, Tageslicht, Mikroklima, Biodiversität usw. zu analysieren.

Selected Projects

Selected Projects

18.12.2024

Bellerivestrasse 36

Modernisierung eines ikonischen Schweizer Bürogebäudes aus den 1970er Jahren in ein hochgradig klimafreundliches Gebäude, das sich in die Umgebung eines Parks am Zürichsee einfügt und zu einer neuen Attraktion für seine Nutzer und die Bürger Zürichs wird.
30.10.2024

Tampere Psychiatric Clinic

Die neue psychiatrische Klinik des Universitätskrankenhauses Tampere ist ein Gebäude, das den Heilungsprozess der Patienten und das Arbeitsumfeld des Personals unterstützt - ein heilsames Umfeld zum Wohle aller.
14.2.2025

Avicii Arena - Renovation and modernisation

The renovation of Stockholm's iconic Avicii Arena (The Globe) introduces a state-of-the-art retractable roof system and modernized facilities to enhance event experiences and operational flexibility.
13.12.2023

Bundesumweltministerium - BMU

Der Erweiterungsbau für das Bundesministerium für Umwelt, Naturschutz und nukleare Sicherheit (BMU) ist ein nachhaltiger Holzbau mit u.a. fassadenintegrierten Solarpaneelen, optimaler Tageslichtnutzung und gemeinschaftlichen Grünflächen.

14.10.2021

LEGO® Campus

Flexibler und nachhaltiger Bürokomplex und Park, der die spielerische Kultur der LEGO® Gruppe fördert.
16.6.2023

Mjøsfronten

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.
16.6.2023

WoodHub

Das neue Bürogebäude, das im Herzen von Odense mehrere Ministerien unter einem Dach vereint, ist ein Pionierprojekt für nachhaltigen Holzbau und das größte konstruktive Holzgebäude Dänemarks.

16.6.2023

DTU Skylab

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.

News

News

10.12.2025

C.F. Møller Architects appointed client adviser for the expansion of Varde Town Hall

Following an extensive tendering process, Varde Municipality has agreed with C.F. Møller Architects, who will serve as client adviser for the expansion of the Town Hall, which is to be merged with the Varde Citizen Centre at Bytoften.
4.12.2025

Storkeengen (the Stork Meadow) wins DANVA’s Climate Award 2025 – building on earlier architectural recognition

The climate adaptation project Storkeengen in Randers has received DANVA’s Climate Award 2025 at the Danish Water Conference on 2 December. Developed by C.F. Møller Architects in collaboration with Vandmiljø Randers and Randers Municipality, the project is recognised by the jury as a nationwide exemplar for holistic climate adaptation.
26.11.2025

The modernisation of Avicii Arena (The Globe) has been awarded the 2025 Swedish Steel Construction Award by the Swedish Institute of Steel Construction.

After 35 years, the iconic spherical arena has been renewed through a careful and highly technical transformation by C.F. Møller Architects together with HOK and schlaich bergermann partner.
25.11.2025

German Design Awards winner!

C.F. Møller Architects' timber-framed i8 building in Munich's Werksviertel neighbourhood has been lauded as a holistic workplace experience and winner of the "Excellent Architecture" in the 2026 German Design Awards by the Rat für Formgebung - German Design Council - a huge compliment to a design that harmoniously links climate-responsibility and well-being:
14.11.2025

Tradition Meets Circularity in a New Brick Series Containing Over 30% Recycled Material

In collaboration with brick manufacturer egernsund Wienerberger, C.F. Møller Architects has developed a concrete response to the construction industry’s growing need for circular solutions.
The result is MIX – a new brick series in which more than 30% of the content consists of crushed masonry from demolished buildings and construction sites. Materials that would otherwise end up as road fill or landfill are now being upcycled into new bricks with long lifespans and high aesthetic quality.

Storkeengen (the Stork Meadow) wins DANVA’s Climate Award 2025 – building on earlier architectural recognition

Storkeengen (the Stork Meadow) wins DANVA’s Climate Award 2025 – building on earlier architectural recognition

C.F. Møller Architects on the recognition
Storkeengen shows how climate adaptation can develop into a compelling architectural story, where technical solutions become a seamless part of the landscape and enrich urban life. We are proud that the project is recognised for both its climate impact and its architectural excellence,” says Thomas Olsen, Head of Landscape & Urbanism at C.F. Møller Architects.


A project that continues to set standards
With DANVA’s Climate Award 2025 and the earlier Randers Municipality Architecture Award, Storkeengen demonstrates how climate adaptation, nature and architecture can be combined in a solution that delivers lasting value for the city, its citizens, and the natural environment.


About DANVA
DANVA is the interest organisation for professionals working with water and wastewater. It is an independent, non-profit association funded by its members and through commercial activities.

Nature’s logic as a framework for new urban spaces
Storkeengen is shaped by the landscape's logic, where wastewater engineering solutions enhance the wetland ecosystem. New paths, boardwalks, and activity platforms invite citizens to explore the meadow’s flora and fauna, observe grazing cattle, enjoy views towards the Gudenå, or launch a canoe.

 

The project brings the distinctive nature of the Gudenå delta closer to Randers’ city centre – a climate initiative that simultaneously enhances the city’s identity and citizens’ everyday access to nature.


Collaboration as the backbone of the project
Both Vandmiljø Randers and Randers Municipality have played important roles in the project’s success. The municipality’s investment in the recreational elements has – according to the jury – further enhanced the project, creating a solution with both climate benefits and local added value.


DANVA’s CEO, Carl-Emil Larsen, emphasises that Storkeengen shows “what is possible when political will, professional expertise and citizen focus come together. This is precisely the holistic approach we want to promote with the Climate Award.”