«Kongsstien» is made up of minimal conceptual strategies – lifting the ground somewhat here, placing something lightly on the ground over there – in such a way that the magic of the place is preserved and that future kings may come to visit, be fascinated and leave again, just a little bit wiser.«
«Sundhöllin in Reykjavik is the oldest swimming hall in Reykjavik and a listed building of iconic architecture. The new extension and outdoor swimming pools gently add to the existing architectural equilibrium, and form a new pool landscape all the way from the street to the waterslide with a view over the eastern parts of Reykjavik.»
« The new house of fairytales and Lotzes have is a new intertwined entity, where the varied new museum and public spaces connect and open up for interaction between the visitors and the citizens of Odense alike«
«The mountain silhuette is the design theme, recognizable in all the proposed buildings and elements – a unique form which is strongly connected to «Dyrnar» in the Dyrfjöll mountains, bringing it down to welcome the hikers into their domain – as an open door»
«Two flexible town squares with an undulating green activity field with a sun receptor installation in between – and a water passage taking you all the way through the new landscape down to the Måna river»
«A surprising new white space emerges silently towards the waters. With the Taavetinsaari Island as a backdrop the museum offers a tranquil and subtle experience of the arts»
«The Tønder town hall extension rises up towards the marsk as a beakon, bringing a magnificent overview over the wetlands extending from Tønder all the way out towards the sea.»
«A new place to meet, kindle fire and play in the woody hills above Laugarvatn in Iceland – the «bálstofa» settles lightly onto the sloping terrain and takes advantage of a local promontory in the landscape making sheltered outdoor space towards the sun – at the same time as it frames the panoramic scenery of Laugarvatn»
