In Copenhagen’s North Harbour district, architect Julius Nielsen has completed Tiny Church Tolvkanten, a twelve-sided wooden sanctuary that rethinks what a contemporary church can be. At just 75 m², the project demonstrates how modest scale can carry monumental presence, creating a space where form, light, and material hold greater significance than symbolic ornamentation. Religious Architecture […] More
At a time when churches across Europe are closing and secular spaces are on the rise, the completion of Højvangen Church in Skanderborg, Denmark, marks a rare shift in the opposite direction. Designed by Henning Larsen, the 1,500 m² church is the first new ecclesiastical building in the Skanderborg Parish in more than five centuries. […] More
Danish energy company Norlys, in collaboration with architecture firm ADEPT, has launched its first electric vehicle (EV) charging park in Odense, Denmark. Designed to meet the needs of a growing market, this innovative concept prioritizes sustainability, flexibility, and user experience. The modular design allows for easy disassembly and reconfiguration, ensuring adaptability across future locations. With […] More
INCUBA Next, a visionary 18-story building designed by ADEPT and AART, sets a new standard for IT and tech innovation hubs. With nearly 20,000 m² of flexible office spaces, shared facilities, and panoramic views of Aarhus, Denmark, the project caters to startups and scaleups in the tech industry, offering optimal conditions for collaboration and development. […] More
PAX Architects designed this stunning private summer residence nestled in the picturesque Skagen, the northernmost point of Denmark. Designed with meticulous attention to detail, this architectural gem seamlessly blends the traditional charm of Skagen’s past with the modern needs of a multi-generational family retreat. The summer house, a testament to the town’s history during the […] More
In a city already renowned for its captivating architecture, Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter’s latest project, the Katrinetorvet Tower, is set to become a focal point of Aarhus’ urban landscape. This 18-story mixed-use building, which has been in the works for the past few years, promises to be a masterpiece of modern design seamlessly blended with a […] More
Located at the picturesque Følle Strand, the brilliant minds at Jesper Kusk Arkitekter have carefully designed a tiny yet outstanding summer house, boasting a thoroughly optimized area of 46 square meters. This architectural endeavor draws inspiration from the distinctive and storied fisherman’s dwellings indigenous to the locale. Its objective is to fashion a scaled-down and […] More
Fashion brand J.Lindeberg has opened a brand new flagship store in the vibrant city of Copenhagen. The former Burberry store has undergone a remarkable transformation, seamlessly embodying a sporty universe that harmoniously combines cutting-edge design and advanced technology. J.Lindeberg’s mission is to seamlessly unite the realms of fashion and sports, forging a harmonious connection between […] More
Henning Larsen has unveiled the design for Smyril Line’s headquarters and ferry terminal in Torshavn, the capital of the Faroe Islands. The design draws inspiration from Faroese customs and the surrounding natural beauty. The design seamlessly integrates with the picturesque backdrop of lush landscapes and open seas, creating a harmonious connection between the built environment […] More
Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) won the competition to design the new Aarhus football stadium in Denmark, along with architecture and engineering consultants Sweco and landscape architects Tredje Natur. The new Aarhus Stadium is situated inside the city’s Marselisborg forest, bringing fans as near to the field of play as possible in a single-tiered seating bowl that […] More
Bjarke Ingels Group designed ‘Sneglehusene’, a housing complex that is part of the ambitious master plan of Nye, a neighborhood developed north of Denmark’s second-largest city, Aarhus. Six buildings, designed as a porous wall, gradually bend around a pond and a green promenade at the core of the development. The ‘Sneglehusene‘ are composed of two […] More
The Ørestad Church, a contemporary landmark for the capital of Denmark, depicts a gathering spot at a clearing in the woods. An inverted façade design produces protrusions inside the deep church walls, creating an extroverted area for the community. The church is constructed of wood and wood shingles, reflecting the character of Restad’s open environment […] More