Every other year, a number of Danish cities celebrate World Architecture Day by recognising their best new buildings, urban spaces, and landscapes. This year, C.F. Møller is strongly represented with 10 nominated projects across five Danish cities.

“We are proud to be so widely represented, both in terms of the number of cities and the variety of projects – spanning transformation and renovation, new construction, planning, landscape, and climate adaptation,” says Mårten Leringe, Chair of the Board, Architect and Partner at C.F. Møller Architects.

The nominated projects are:

Silkeborg
• Søtorvet: An urban development project in Silkeborg that enhances and unites the best of the city with the magnificent surrounding landscape and lakes.

The Lake Square - Projects - C.F. Møller

Randers
• Klyngehuset Kronjylland: A new community hub for the Kronjylland Village Community, supporting social life, outdoor activities, and the sharing of the area’s unique character.
Klyngehuset Kronjylland - Projects - C.F. Møller 
• Justesens Lawn: A climate adaptation project creating a green oasis close to the city centre, with a protective dyke crucial for shielding the town from flooding.

Justesens Plæne (Justesens Lawn) - Projects - C.F. Møller 
• The Stork Meadow: A climate adaptation project in Vorup that both safeguards against future flooding and brings the unique nature of the Gudenå river landscape closer to Randers.

Storkeengen (Stork Meadow) - Projects - C.F. Møller 
• C. La Cours School: An extension that links existing buildings and creates an active and modern learning environment with a special emphasis on communal areas.

C. la Cours Skole - Projects - C.F. Møller

Aalborg
• ObelHus: Transformation of a former 1936 tobacco factory into modern housing while preserving the cultural and historical values of the industrial building.

ObelHus - Projects - C.F. Møller 
• Aksholm: A development that creates a harmonious transition between Aalborg’s historic city centre and the new Østre Havn district.

Aksholm & Kulturrækken - Projects - C.F. Møller 

Aarhus
• Agerbækshaver: A new residential area in Aarhus that strengthens urban life through diverse outdoor and activity spaces and creates links with nearby institutions.

Agerbækshaver residential area - Projects - C.F. Møller 

Viborg
• sØværket: A former water treatment plant transformed into a combined city park, heating plant, and rainwater basin, supporting the green transition in relation to water, environment, and energy.

sØværket - Projects - C.F. Møller 

Odense
• WoodHub: A pioneering sustainable timber office building in the heart of Odense, bringing several state agencies together under one roof. The project is Denmark’s largest timber building.

WoodHub, Government Office Hub, Odense - Projects - C.F. Møller