The modernisation of Brabrand Housing Association's Department 4 in Gellerup Park enhances housing quality and diversity through architectural and landscaping innovations that promote community and security.
Expansion and new more inviting and coherent architectural identity and integration with the surrounding landscape which improves conditions for users and visitors for the cultural centre Pavillonen.
Dalum Monastery and its park are gently being transformed into recreational commons and climate-friendly housing, heralding a new era for the historic site near Odense in Denmark.
Masterplan for the Dalum Paper Mill which transforms the historic industrial area into a new and diverse neighbourhood with close contact to both nature and Odense city.
Transformation of an iconic industrial building into exclusive apartments with a strong emphasis on material recycling to reduce the carbon footprint and bring the past into the future.
Energinet's new unified headquarters supports the company's role as a key player in green transition and meets their need for a new and unified headquarters with space for 900 employees.
The landscape concept for the Frøslev Camp museum area enhances the monument's history and integrates the surrounding nature; a combined destination for cultural and nature excursions.
A new master plan for the harbour in Nykøbing Falster unites the town and the sound, Guldborgsund, and transforms the industrial harbour into a living district with housing, cultural life, and urban spaces with integrated flood protection.
The House of Generations in Nivå is a building complex in which a library, cultural centre, sports hall, and a swimming pool are arranged around a new school.
Revitalisation of the Lyngby stadium area with modernisation and upgrading of the existing stadium, new health centre, new housing for the elderly and young people and green spaces.
MIND Museum is a former psychiatric patient building transformed into a contemporary museum that both preserves the site’s history and creates new, flexible settings for communicating the development of psychiatry in Denmark.
