Architecture

Houses, hotels, restaurants and workplaces, built mostly in the Nordics and mostly in timber, brick and lime.

Alder House

Alder HouseArchitecture | Residential | 2026On the chalk cliffs of Møn, where wind-bent alder gives way to open sea, Alder House is a year-round home built for weather rather than against it. Its low timber volumes step down the slope so that each room meets the horizon at a different height.

Vinterhavn

VinterhavnArchitecture | Hospitality | 2026A fourteen-room harbour hotel in a converted grain store, Vinterhavn keeps the building's industrial bones in plain view and softens everything that touches the body.

Kalkhus Apartment

Kalkhus ApartmentArchitecture | Residential | 2025A nineteenth-century apartment on Christianshavn, reduced from nine rooms to five and finished entirely in lime, so that the light off the canal becomes the loudest thing in it.

Sult

SultArchitecture | Hospitality | 2025A twenty-eight cover restaurant built around a single fire, where the kitchen is not behind a wall but at the centre of the room, and every material in the space is one the fire will eventually mark.

Terrane Showroom

Terrane ShowroomArchitecture | Commercial | 2024A stone merchant's showroom in a former printing hall, where the product is the only decorative element and every fixture is designed to disappear behind it.

Fjordly House

Fjordly HouseArchitecture | Residential | 2024A summer house on a fjord's edge, planned as four small pavilions around a sheltered courtyard, so that reaching the kitchen from the bedroom means going outside.

Fossvik Works

Fossvik WorksArchitecture | Commercial | 2023A studio floor for a furniture maker's Asian operation, planned as a workshop that happens to contain desks rather than an office that happens to contain a workbench.