20 years of impact

Take a visual journey back in time – from today's offices across Scandinavia to the studio flat in Aarhus where it all began 20 years ago.

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In 2003, we designed the Mies van der Rohe nominated Sletten, reflecting our love for true craftsmanship – a love we have held onto ever since.

Take a trip to Sletten

In 2005, we designed the world's first Active House. Subsequently, a test family moved into the house for a whole year to test it in real life.

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Our mindset has been the same since our beginning. It is about redefining the traditional notion of architecture, nothing less, writes co-founding partner Torben Skovbjerg.

Explore our take on architecture

In 2006, we took on the task to design the KLP Building as a part of Oslo's new modern waterfront.

Discover its high-rise architecture

In 2007, we designed LOOP for the Aarhus Festival. Since then, our urban furniture has spread joy way beyond the festival.

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On-site observations and in-depth interviews. It's all part of our impact team's approach when they revisit our completed buildings, among these the Bikuben Student Residence.

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In 2010, we designed the Culture Yard, which today stands out as the most visited cultural venue in Elsinore, transforming the reputation of the former shipyard city.

Discover its cultural impact

Sketching still matters in today's digital age, because drawing ideas on-site brings the design process closer to our clients, writes co-founding partner Anders Tyrrestrup.

Explore our take on sketching

In 2014, we designed the Waterfront in Stavanger, which at the time was praised as Europe’s largest wooden residential development – and the world's best according to World Architecture News.

Explore its award-winning architecture

Each year, we strive to gather all our team members across Scandinavia for two community-creating days. Get a sneak peek at our latest AART Days.

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In 2015, we designed Musholm, which today stands out as an internationally leading holiday and sports resort for people with disabilities.

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In 2016, we won the open international competition to design Norway's new cultural flagship, the Viking Age Museum in Oslo, including the world's oldest and best-preserved Viking ships.

Go aboard the flagship

During the last 20 years, we have grown into a full-blown Scandinavian practice with offices in Denmark, Sweden and Norway.

Take a visual tour of our Oslo office

This article will be published in week 50, so stay tuned to explore our take on breaking down silos.

In 2017, we designed Nicolinehus, where we re-imagined the classic housing block on Aarhus waterfront.

Explore the waterfront architecture

With the community in focus, Nye has been designed to improve the quality of life – and its success is evident.

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In 2017, we won the competition to design Stavanger University Hospital, thereby reaching a milestone of an impressive 800,000 healing square metres across the Scandinavian countries.

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This article will be published in week 51, so stay tuned to explore our take on urban planning.

In 2020, we won the open international competition to further develop Strangnäs Cathedral west of Stockholm.

Explore its cultural architecture