![History - C.F. Møller History - C.F. Møller](/img/History-C-F-Moeller-img-10039-w288-h400.jpg)
1920s
1924: C.F. Møller founds his architectural practice in Copenhagen. The first design project is for Lejre Rectory, Sealand
1928-42: C.F. Møller forms a partnership with the architect Prof. Kay Fisker
![Aarhus Municipal Hospital - History - C.F. Møller. Photo: Torben Eskerod Aarhus Municipal Hospital - History - C.F. Møller. Photo: Torben Eskerod](/img/Aarhus-Municipal-Hospital-History-C-F-Moeller-img-10156-w576-h400.jpg)
1930s
1930: First prize in competition for Aarhus Municipal Hospital
1931: First prize in competition for Aarhus University
1932: C.F. Møller and Kay Fisker establish an office in Aarhus
![Der har været foretaget en række ændringer og tilbygninger til bygningsanlægget fra 1948. Glastaget og glasvindfanget er indpasset, så søjlegården også kan bruges som foyer mellem de to idrætssale. - History - C.F. Møller Der har været foretaget en række ændringer og tilbygninger til bygningsanlægget fra 1948. Glastaget og glasvindfanget er indpasset, så søjlegården også kan bruges som foyer mellem de to idrætssale. - History - C.F. Møller](/img/Der-har-vaeret-foretaget-en-raekke-aendringer-og-tilbygninger-til-bygningsanlaegget-fra-1948-Glastag-img-10159-w268-h400.jpg)
1940s
1942: Partnership between C.F. Møller and Kay Fisker dissolved
1946-48: Collaboration with the architect Gunnar Krohn
1947: First prize in competition for Aarhus Sports Centre
1950s
1953-68: C.F. Møller appointed Royal Inspector of Listed State Buildings
![David Birnbaum, C.F. Møller, Poul Zacho Rath, Jørn Bisgaard og Henning Jensen. The five new partners on their way through the beautiful underpass at the State and University Library in Aarhus. - History - C.F. Møller David Birnbaum, C.F. Møller, Poul Zacho Rath, Jørn Bisgaard og Henning Jensen. The five new partners on their way through the beautiful underpass at the State and University Library in Aarhus. - History - C.F. Møller](/img/David-Birnbaum-C-F-Moeller-Poul-Zacho-Rath-Joern-Bisgaard-og-Henning-Jensen-The-five-new-partners-on-img-10158-w552-h400.jpg)
1960s
1965-68: C.F. Møller appointed rector of the Aarhus School of Architecture
1966: Partnership formed with long-time staff members David Birnbaum, Jørn Bisgaard, Henning Jensen and Poul Zacho Rath.
1969: C.F. Møller's son, Mads Møller, joins the partnership
![Vejle County and City Hospital has a beautiful and light appearance, with its white building body against the backdrop of the dark green wooded slopes that embrace the town of Vejle. - History - C.F. Møller Vejle County and City Hospital has a beautiful and light appearance, with its white building body against the backdrop of the dark green wooded slopes that embrace the town of Vejle. - History - C.F. Møller](/img/Vejle-County-and-City-Hospital-has-a-beautiful-and-light-appearance-with-its-white-building-body-aga-img-10160-w608-h400.jpg)
1970s
1972: The practice is awarded major hospital commissions for Vejle County.
1972-2009: Branch office established in Vejle
![Køge Hospital, 1983-1988: The entire building complex at Roskilde County Hospital in Køge is on two floors, encircled by a beautiful, characteristic ring-shaped wood. - History - C.F. Møller. Photo: Jan Kofod Winther Køge Hospital, 1983-1988: The entire building complex at Roskilde County Hospital in Køge is on two floors, encircled by a beautiful, characteristic ring-shaped wood. - History - C.F. Møller. Photo: Jan Kofod Winther](/img/Koege-Hospital-1983-1988-The-entire-building-complex-at-Roskilde-County-Hospital-in-Koege-is-on-two--img-10161-w500-h400.jpg)
1980s
1981: The practice wins the competition for Roskilde County Hospital, Køge. Branch office re-established in Copenhagen
1983-98: Branch office established in Herning
1986: First prize in the international competition "A flexible theatre in Europe"
1987-96: Branch office established in Aabenraa
1987: Morten Erichsen and C.F. Møller's grandson, Tom Danielsen, join the partnership
1989: C.F. Møller is awarded the "Arosia" business prize
1989-91: Branch office established in Roskilde
![Transformation and extension of the National Gallery of Denmark. - History - C.F. Møller Transformation and extension of the National Gallery of Denmark. - History - C.F. Møller](/img/Transformation-and-extension-of-the-National-Gallery-of-Denmark-History-C-F-Moeller-img-10163-w544-h400.jpg)
1990-1994
1990: C.F. Møller takes over Jacob Blegvad Arkitektkontor in Aalborg
1990-95: C.F. Møller takes over the London branch of Jacob Blegvad Arkitektkontor
1991: Anna Maria Indrio and Lars Kirkegaard join the partnership
1991: Branch office established in Copenhagen
1991: C.F. Møller receives the Masonry Award architectural prize
1993: First prize in the competition for an extension to the Danish national gallery, Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen
1994: First prize in the competition to design the TGS technology and research centre in Berlin. Branch office established in Berlin (closes 2003)
![A new stadium built over the famous Bislett Stadium in Oslo. - History - C.F. Møller. Photo: SCANPIX A new stadium built over the famous Bislett Stadium in Oslo. - History - C.F. Møller. Photo: SCANPIX](/img/A-new-stadium-built-over-the-famous-Bislett-Stadium-in-Oslo-History-C-F-Moeller-img-10165-w576-h400.jpg)
1995-1999
1995: First prize in the international architectural competition for Bislett Stadium, Oslo
1995-03: Branch office established in Berlin
1996: Branch office established in Oslo
1997: Klavs Hyttel, Lone Wiggers and Henrik Stæhr join the partnership
1999: C.F. Møller Architects awarded the Architecture Prize of the Copenhagen Masons' Guild
![Extension of the Natural History Museum in London, taking the form of an enormous cocoon in a glass covering. - History - C.F. Møller. Photo: Torben Eskerod Extension of the Natural History Museum in London, taking the form of an enormous cocoon in a glass covering. - History - C.F. Møller. Photo: Torben Eskerod](/img/Extension-of-the-Natural-History-Museum-in-London-taking-the-form-of-an-enormous-cocoon-in-a-glass-c-img-10166-w540-h400.jpg)
2000-2004
2000: First prize in the international architectural competition for Akershus University Hospital, Oslo
2000: Landscape department established
2001: The practice wins the competition for the Darwin Centre Phase Two: an extension of the Natural History Museum, London. Branch office established in London
2001: Design department established
2004: Klaus Toustrup joins the partnership
![Danish co-educational school for the Danish School Association of Southern Schleswig. - History - C.F. Møller. Photo: Poul Ib Henriksen Danish co-educational school for the Danish School Association of Southern Schleswig. - History - C.F. Møller. Photo: Poul Ib Henriksen](/img/Danish-co-educational-school-for-the-Danish-School-Association-of-Southern-Schleswig-History-C-F-Moe-img-10167-w600-h400.jpg)
2005-2009
2005: First prize in architectural competition for the A.P. Møller School in Schleswig, Germany
2006: C.F. Møller Architects becomes a limited company on 1 January
2006: Jon Brøcker appointed as head of Design department
2006: The practice is awarded the Nykredit Architecture Prize
2006: C.F. Møller Architects establishes limited companies in Sweden and Iceland
2007: Julian Weyer joins the partnership
2007: C.F. Møller Architects takes over Berg Arkitektkontor, Stockholm
2007: C.F. Møller Architects/DNU consortium wins competition for the New University Hospital in Aarhus
2008: Mads Mandrup joins the partnership
2008: C.F. Møller Architects takes over Vibeke Rønnow Landskabsarkitekter
2009: The practice achieves Danish Standards ISO 14001 environmental certification
![The Maersk Tower is a state-of-the-art research building whose innovative architecture creates the optimum framework for world-class health research. - History - C.F. Møller. Photo: Adam Mørk The Maersk Tower is a state-of-the-art research building whose innovative architecture creates the optimum framework for world-class health research. - History - C.F. Møller. Photo: Adam Mørk](/img/The-Maersk-Tower-is-a-state-of-the-art-research-building-whose-innovative-architecture-creates-the-o-img-10171-w532-h400.jpg)
2010-2014
2010: First prize in international architectural competition for the extension of the Panum complex, University of Copenhagen
2010: First prize in international architectural competition for a new Danish State Prison in Falster
2011: First prize in architectural competition for a new, modern Biomedicum research centre for Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm
2011: Susanne T. Nielsen takes over as CEO on 1 August 2011 > 2013
2012: Inauguration of the 2012 London Olympics' Athletes Village
2012: C.F. Møller UK awarded The Danish Export Association's Diploma & HRH Prince Henrik's Medal of Honour
2013: First prize in international architectural competition for new Køge University Hospital
2013: Klaus Toustrup takes over as CEO on 11 December 2013
2013: Winner of the “Energy, Climate and Environmental Park, Hillerød” competition.
2014: Inauguration of Akershus University Hospital, emergency department, Oslo.
2014: Winner of the Vendsyssel Hospital competition.
![A new building for Landsbankinn, Icelands largest bank, with an expression inspired by the raw Icelandic nature and a design that includes and interacts with the entire city - History - C.F. Møller A new building for Landsbankinn, Icelands largest bank, with an expression inspired by the raw Icelandic nature and a design that includes and interacts with the entire city - History - C.F. Møller](/img/A-new-building-for-Landsbankinn-Icelands-largest-bank-with-an-expression-inspired-by-the-raw-Iceland-img-10170-w532-h400.jpg)
2015-
2015: The Danish Architecture Centre exhibits 100 building projects that have contributed to the creation of Danish architecture's world-class image. C.F. Møller Architects has 8 buildings represented.
2015: C.F. Møller's Swedish national arena, Friends Arena, Stockholm, receives the IOC/IAKS Award. The sporting world’s biggest architectural award.
2016: Six new associate partners: Ola Jonsson (Stockholm), Rolf Nielsen (London), Thue Borgen Hasløv (Copenhagen), Franz C.A. Ødum (Copenhagen), Lasse Vilstrup Palm (Aarhus) and Rune Bjerno Nielsen (Aarhus).
2016: Michael Kruse, Christian Dahle and Mårten Leringe become partners in C.F. Møller.
2016: Peter Sikker Rasmussen is appointed Head of Communications at C.F. Møller.
2017: The Maersk Tower, Copenhagen, is inaugurated by Queen Margrethe.
2017: Inauguration of the DNU Emergency Centre at Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark's first “super-hospital”.
2017: Christina Riddersholm starts in the position of Head of HR on 24 October.
2017: Inauguration of Copenhagen International School in Nordhavn.
2017: Head Counsel Lone Bendorff joins the Executive Board as COO.
2018: First prize in the international competition for a new domicile for the Icelandic bank Landsbankinn.
2018: First prize in the international competition for a new hospital in Tammerfors, Finland.
2018: First prize in the international competition for new train station in Altona, Hamburg.
2018: Jonas Toft Lehmann becomes an Associate Partner as of 1st January
2019: Lone Bendorff joins the partnership and is appointed CEO on 1 January
2019: C.F. Møller Architects and EFFEKT win architectural competition for the new SIMAC
2019: C.F. Møller Architects win assignment in Switzerland – Bellerivestrasse 36 Zürich
2019: Branch office established in Berlin
2020: Branch office established in Malmö