An architecture studio in Copenhagen working in daylight, timber and restraint. Twenty two houses, four public buildings, and one long standing obsession with the section drawing.
Start a projectEvery project begins with a week on site: light readings through the day, a survey of what is already growing there, and a conversation about how you actually live. The design that follows has to answer all three. We stay on the job until the last detail is built, because the difference between a good building and a great one is usually decided on site in month eleven.
Drag the handle. On the left is the elevation we issued for permit in March 2022. On the right is the same facade as it stands in Dragør today. Nothing moved more than 40 millimetres.
Twenty six buildings since 2011. No renders of things that were never built.
| No. | Project | Type | Area | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 026 | Villa NordlysDragør, a house that follows the winter sun | Private house | 186 m² | 2023 |
| 024 | HavnehusRefshaleøen, four flats inside a grain silo | Conversion | 910 m² | 2023 |
| 021 | Skovly KindergartenRoskilde, timber frame, no corridors | Public | 1 240 m² | 2022 |
| 018 | Skagen BoathouseA workshop that survives salt and wind | Workshop | 94 m² | 2021 |
| 015 | Sortedam FlatCopenhagen K, one wall removed, everything changed | Interior | 122 m² | 2020 |
Measured across our last six private houses. The bars are weeks, and the red one is the part where you get to watch it happen.
Total, brief to keys: about 100 weeks. We will tell you this at the first meeting rather than at month nine.
First conversation is an hour, free, and usually ends with us telling you what the honest budget looks like. We take on six projects a year.
