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Ascento, a new modular series of bath and shower chairs that combine beautiful design with comfort and safety wins a German Design Award 2020 in the category ‘Bath and Wellness’.

The City to the Water project in Randers wins the Climate Prize at the 2019 Building Awards.

The winners of the tender to build the major extension at the new Horsens Gymnasium & HF at Studentervænget have now been found. The assignment has been awarded to MT Højgaard and C.F. Møller Architects and the contract was signed Friday.

A green, healthy and diverse city where climate solutions open city life towards the tranquillity of nature - This is the vision in the winning proposal for the future development plan to bring climate adaptation measures to Randers, bring the city to the water and develop the attractive areas between the medieval town centre, Gudenåen and Randers Fjord into a unique and natural river town. Team C.F. Møller is behind the proposal and has been named winner of the competition by Randers Municipality and Realdania.

C.F. Møller Architects win an Architecture MasterPrize 2019 for best Healthcare Architecture in the category Architectural Design with Biomedicum in Stockholm.

In collaboration with Randi, C.F. Møller Architects' designers are launching an iconic new accessory series for the bathroom that is Nordic-based and functional.

The Heart in Ikast combines education, activities, community, exercise and recreational pursuits in new ways and for this it receives an Iconic Award 2019: Innovative Architecture.

Copenhagen International School by C.F. Møller Architects wins Green Good Design Award 2019.

‘The Heart’ in Ikast, designed by C.F. Møller Architects, has been announced as winner of the highly prestigious The International Architecture Award 2019 by the Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies.

We are happy to tell that our Golden Mede Housing project for the Rothschild Foundation was awarded Best Conceptual Design at the S.ARCH (Sustainable Architecture) Awards 2019.

HOLMRIS B8, in collaboration with C.F. Møller Design, is launching a new series of break and zone furniture called Central Station. The new series is designed for creating zones in offices, learning environments, hotels or restaurants for optimum use of space.

Join us for a speed debate and introduction to how we work with sustainability in general and timber architecture specifically, project development and digitisation, and landscape and urban development.

On Thursday evening in Stockholm it was revealed that Biomedicum, designed by C.F. Møller Architects, is the winner of Building of the Year 2019. The building is a powerhouse for modern research for the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, with Akademiska Hus as the developer and Skanska as the contractor.

C.F. Møller Architects unveil masterplan that creates the world`s first 100% walk-friendly connection between an international airport, nature and urban city functions.

MIPIM is the world’s leading property market and C.F. Møller Architects will be participating with Partners, Associated Partners and Studio Managers. Please don’t hesitate to contact us for a meeting in Cannes.

C.F. Møller Architects has been commissioned to design Haninge Municipality's new landmark Vega School and Activity Building. The assignment also includes designing ten new pre-schools based on a typical pre-school model.

C.F. Møller's current COO, lawyer Lone Bendorff, joins the partnership and is also appointed new CEO at C.F. Møller Architects.

Jonas Toft Lehmann becomes an Associate Partner with C.F. Møller Architects as of 1st January

On 27th November Copenhagen International School and C.F. Møller Architects hosted a debate on the nature of future seats of learning. The panel included architects, an educational expert, a head teacher, school students and politicians.

We are discussing the future of learning spaces as an interplay between architecture, politics and pedagogy at Copenhagen International School today and everyone can watch the discussion live (in Danish).

C.F. Møller Architects og Copenhagen International School inviterer til debat om fremtidens skole.

The Maersk Tower in Copenhagen has been shortlisted for the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award 2019.

Today, October 31st 2018, we can celebrate our founder's 120th birthday.

C.F. Møller Architects’ London branch has grown out of the office at Metropolitan Wharf and is moving into a bigger space at Shoreditch in London October 22.

The old Aarhus Municipal Hospital is to be transformed into a new campus area for Aarhus University, and C.F. Møller Architects won the contract for the first phase.

The Maersk Tower wins in the category ARCHITECTURE with the distinction "ICONIC AWARDS 2018: Innovative Architecture – Selection."

Together, C.F. Møller Architects and Tyréns make up one of three teams in the competition for Business Centre Trelleborg. The assessment will result in a compilation of good ideas from all three proposals – ideas that can be built on. The compilation will form the basis for continued work and discussion, which in turn will lead to a physical structural plan for the area.

The International Sustainable Campus Network awards the Maersk Tower by C.F. Møller Architects in the category ‘Building and Innovative Infrastructure’.

C.F. Møller Architects, Kristin Jarmund Architects and Rodeo Architects announce the plan for a new urban space with a square, hotel and high-rise building at Oslo Central Station, to create attractive recreational areas and effective urban connections. The project was developed for KLP Eiendom.

The Maersk Tower and SUND Nature Park was awarded the City of Copenhagen’s Architecture Award 2018 at the City Hall today.

Ericsson Globe, or Globen as it is commonly known, will be developed into a modern multi-arena and C.F. Møller Architects has been entrusted with developing one of Stockholm's most famous buildings.

C.F. Møller, together with the Finnish architectural firm Aihio Arkkitehdit, will design Tampere's new adult psychiatric hospital.
Adult psychiatry will move from its old premises at Pitkäniemi Hospital in Nokia to Tampere University Hospital (TAYS), with the exact location to be decided in the spring.

From 234 worldwide applications Copenhagen International School was recognized as a project that makes a significant contribution to the quality and appearance of the built environment. Commendation level schemes demonstrate a good standard of architecture or design, whilst being sustainable, accessible and provide a positive civic contribution.

A new mental health hospital designed by C.F. Møller Architects, with a strong focus on healing architecture, is now one step closer to being realised following a unanimous planning approval from the Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames.

C.F. Møller Architects will be participating at MIPIM 2018. See who is going.

Over the next four months, together with other experts from Denmark and the Netherlands, C.F. Møller Landscape will develop new ways to protect the centre of Randers against storm surges. This is being done as part of an EU project with the aim of making the city resilient against storm surges, without creating barriers to water and nature.

In collaboration with Lambeth Council, C.F. Møller Architects is now one step further to building a new resource centre for adults with learning disabilities at Coburg Crescent in Lambeth, South London.

After 35 years at C.F. Moller Architects, Tom Danielsen is to step down as a partner and retire.

The project is called "Nordic Light" and was picked as the winner for such qualities as its ability to adapt to the area, while serving as a clear landmark that can help to develop the site and infrastructure in Oslo.

’Storkeengen’ (Stork Meadow) is a new landscape project that, like an architectural multi-tool, creates cloudburst and storm flood protection, strengthens urban nature and brings the town of Randers even closer to the Gudenå River. In cooperation with Orbicon, C.F. Møller Landscape has developed the project for Randers Municipality and Vandmiljø Randers.

C.F. Møller Architects has been announced as the winner in the category Higher Education & Research with the just completed Maersk Tower in Copenhagen.

The Aarhus University Hospital (AUH) by C.F. Møller Architects, Cubo and Schønherr Landscape has been announced as winner of the prestigious Building Better Healthcare Award for Best International Design.

C.F. Møller Design wins the German Design Award 2018 for a newly released cutlery set designed for Danish aida.

Denmark’s new state prison, Storstrøm Fængsel, will be inaugurated on Wednesday, 27 September. Designed by C.F. Møller Architects, the prison combines extremely high levels of security with humane surroundings, focuses on resocialisation through architecture and is also a pleasant, state-of-the-art workplace for employees.

Swan Housing Association’s new regeneration of Laindon Shopping Centre in Basildon, with architects Pollard Thomas Edwards and C.F. Møller, were successful at the prestigious National Housing Awards.

In cooperation with Elding Oscarson, C.F. Møller has progressed to the second stage of the competition for Lund's future new Central Station. The building complex will span the railway track and add a valuable new connection to the city.

Danish-Australian exchange programme to celebrate the centenary of Jørn Utzon's birth and C.F. Møller Architects is joining forces with the Utzon Centre to celebrate by hosting five Australian students.

C.F. Møller Architects' extension to the Norwegian-German Chamber of Commerce has been nominated for the City of Oslo's 2017 architectural award.

C.F. Møller Architects is increasing its focus on sustainability and has appointed Rob Marsh to the new position of Head of Sustainability.

Greenwich Peninsula Low Energy Centre, London, by C.F. Møller Architects in collaboration with British artist Conrad Shawcross wins this year’s award in the Architecture category.

Swan Housing Association is delighted to announce C.F. Møller’s appointment as architects for Phase 3 of Blackwall Reach Regeneration Project.

C.F. Møller has won another competition to build an innovative high-rise building. This time for Aros Bostad AB and Vasakronan, for whom C.F. Møller is to design a new high-rise building in central Kista in Stockholm.

Under a turnkey contract, MT Højgaard is to construct the New Islands Brygge School, with C.F. Møller as architects. The winning project will ensure that this construction project is responsible and easy to operate in overall economic terms, that the building can be DGNB-certified, and also that it cuts the time schedule by three months.

Bestseller's office complex in Aarhus, Denmark, designed by C.F. Møller Architects, wins the European Architecture Award in the Office Buildings category.

C.F. Møller and C.F. Møller Landscape's proposal for the new VIA (30,000 m²) and the Innovation House (5,000 m²) has been nominated as the winner of a major architectural competition.

‘VIA’ is a new architectural signage system designed in collaboration between Danish architectural signage company Modulex and architecture firm C.F. Møller’s design department C.F. Møller Design.

Aarhus gets Denmark's first light rail, which is planned to be inaugurated in mid-2017. Veksø A/S wins the tender for delivery of bicycle parking fixtures outside the light rail stations.

C.F. Møller Architect’s new ferry terminal, Värtaterminalen in Stockholm is awarded a Green GOOD DESIGN Award in the category Green Architecture.

The winning C.F. Møller and C.F. Møller Landscape Project is a 22-storey High-rise Building Including a Panoramic Garden on the 15th Floor.

Today, a new chapter begins for Copenhagen International School when the new school building in Copenhagen's Nordhavn quarter is officially inaugurated. The new school building, which is built exclusively from sustainable elements, will play a vital role in preparing its students for a global future with focus on sustainability.

On Wednesday, 8 March 2017 the groundbreaking ceremony was held for the last major residential construction project along Aalborg's central waterfront, more specifically the area called the Musikhus (Music House) Quarter.

On 27 February, Danish Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen cut the ribbon to mark the official opening of the Emergency Centre at Aarhus University Hospital, with over 150,000 m² of new construction. This is a construction project for Denmark's first super-hospital – designed by C.F. Møller, Cubo Architects and Schønherr.

Laindon’s long wait is over: and C.F. Møller Architects and Pollard Thomas Edwards’ plans for Swan’s new High Street approved by Basildon Council

C.F. Møller Architects, artist Conrad Shawcross and developer Knight Dragon have completed a major new art and architecture collaboration for the Greenwich Peninsula Low Carbon Energy Centre in London.
 

In the presence of Her Majesty Queen Margrethe, the new Marrsk Tower was inaugurated today. This exclusive new complex opens a new chapter in the history of health and medical research at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences of the University of Copenhagen.

Finally, the big day has arrived: completion of the construction of Copenhagen International School's innovative new school building in Nordhavn (the North Harbour), Copenhagen, which has been underway since January 2015. Today, the school's pupils and teachers will move into their new "home".

Lokale og Anlægsfonden (the Danish Foundation for Culture and Sports Facilities) has just announced its support for a new multi-building in Ikast, designed by C.F. Møller. New illustrations of the building, which will have a highly diversified group of users, have also been published.

Half of the flats are already sold, and now C.F. Møller's multi-storey building, conceived as an elevated village, is appearing in Antwerp.

Ola Jonsson and Mårten Leringe, architects at C.F. Møller awarded the eminent 'Årets Betongarkitekt' (concrete architect of the year) for their work on Alviks Torn. The award was presented at the Concrete Gala at Berns Hotel, Stockholm.

The latest stage of the Aalborg Waterfront, the House of Music Area urban regeneration project, has won the international lighting award 'City.People.Light'. The project is carried out by ÅF Lighting in cooperation with COWI and C.F. Møller.

C.F. Møller is designing a residential block of 217 flats in Ørestad South for Obel-LFI Ejendomme andAgenda Property. The new block is called CobraHave and is expected to be ready for occupation at the end of 2018.

A blue-green delta landscape, like rivers flowing between housing islands full of character, and a Loop for social activity, are the main elements of a proposal for a master plan for Amager Fælled Kvarter by C.F. Møller in cooperation with Urban Agency.

AP Pension and C.F. Møller are proud to present the coming urban development project Søtorvet in Silkeborg: an open, bright and vibrant urban landscape which combines and highlights the best in the town of Silkeborg and its wonderful surrounding countryside.

Thursday 6 October saw the topping-out celebration at Righospitalet's new fully-automated sterilisation centre. The concept is the first of its kind in the world and was created in collaboration between C.F. Møller, ALECTIA and the Capital Region.

On Thursday, the groundbreaking ceremony was held for the coming new homes for students and young families, designed by C.F. Møller, who also created the overall development plan for the new quarter on the former Ceres breweries site in Aarhus.

C.F. Møller is shortlisted in the category ‘Best Sustainable Project’ for the restauration and extension of a greenhouse in the Botanic Garden in Aarhus, Denmark. The winner is announced in London on October 20th.

Two projects by C.F. Møller have been selected from over 200 entries to feature as finalists at this year’s BDA Brick Awards in London. Both represent a perfect blend of Britain and Scandinavia.

Architecture firm C.F. Møller continues to develop as an organisation and has now appointed certain talented employees as associated partners.

The Greenhouse in the Botanic Garden at the University of Aarhus, designed by C.F. Møller, has been announced as winner of the highly prestigious The International Architecture Award 2016 by the Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies.

Together with the Dutch firm, Barcode Architects, C.F. Møller is to make a bid for the design of a new Life Science building as part of Amsterdam University.

On Tuesday, the departure hall in Stockholm's new C.F. Møller-designed ferry terminal, the Värta terminal, opened. The first vessel, the Baltic Princess, departed at 7.10am.

Skolen ved Sundet from 1938, designed by Kaj Gottlob, is to be renovated comperehensively. C.F. Møller has been prequalified for the competitive tender for the turnkey advisory project at the school, which is a listed building.

C.F. Møller, in collaboration with TREDJE NATUR and Rambøll, has completed a parallel project for the development of Gustavsberg in Sweden. This project will serve as the basis for the urban development of the port area, as well as central areas of Gustavsberg.

Yet another architectural award for C.F. Møller's renovation of Himmerland Boligforening's departments 19 & 22 at Aalborg's Sundparken. The recognised Swedish Architecture of Necessity prize is awarded to the project, which is highlighted as being extraordinary and important for the challenges of the future.

Michael Kruse, Christian Dahle and Mårten Leringe have become new co-owners of C.F. Møller, strengthening the architectural practice's management in Denmark, Norway and Sweden.

With its "Örnsro Trästad" (Örnsro Timber Town) proposal, C.F. Møller Architects and C.F. Møller Landscape, in cooperation with Slättö Förvaltning, has won the task of designing a visionary residential quarter in central Örebro.

Lemvig is to be protected against high tide and flooding in the eastern area of its harbour. A new feasibility study by C.F. Møller Landscape indicates how the harbour front could be made recreational, innovatively linking the different areas close to the harbour.

The municipality of Ikast-Brande is now taking a big step towards a major expansion of the International School and the realization of a visionary project for the city. C.F. Møller is behind the design of the municipality's new "Heart".

When the world's largest architectural event, the Venice Biennale, opens in late May, C.F Møller will be presenting all of nine projects in the Danish and Nordic pavilion.

MOE and C.F. Møller have been picked as the adviser team for a restructuring that will give Hvidovre Hospital in Copenhagen around 90 new patient rooms.