Recently constructed, Gartnerigrunden, also known as Nuukulak, in Nuuk, Greenland, embodies climate-driven design at its core. It is readily evident as a response to the prevailing winds and the contours of the natural landscape. It can be seen exhibited at DAC (the Danish Architecture Centre) in BLOX, Copenhagen.
Exhibitions
EXHIBITION - Faroese microclimates exhibited at BLOX in Copenhagen /
The proposed new development of Stóratjørn in Tórshavn on the Faroe Islands is in essence a series of microclimatic settlements combined into a neighborhood in symbiosis with its natural surroundings. It is an honor to be able to bring this project to the Danish Architecture Center and represent a sustainable development for the Faroese people, rooted in their own unique landscape, climate and traditions.
EXHIBITION -The Kullorsuaq project in Greenland conveys the passion for climate driven design at the Danish Architecture Centre in Copenhagen /
Situated north of the polar circle Kullorsuaq is an extreme environment. Understanding the local climate has been pivotal in the development of a project that not only creates sheltered outdoor spaces for the users and children of the house but also for the city as a whole, generously providing an entirely new sheltered gathering place for all.
EXHIBITION - The Lagunen project in Bergen brings Norway to the Danish Architecture Centre /
The Lagunen project has been selected to be part of our exhibition contribution to DAC, with a particular focus on precipitation and how sustainable social parameters can be incorporated as driving factors in the design process.
EXHIBITION - BIOSIS in Stockholm exhibits the Vattenparken project in Borlänge, Sweden at the Danish Architecture Centre /
Our Stockholm office brings a strong contribution to the ‘So Danish’ exhibition at the Danish Architecture Centre with the Vattenparken project.
EXHIBITION - Visit the Unaaq project in Nuuk, Greenland at the 'So Danish' exhibition at DAC /
We are excited that we are moving forward with this sustainable development, where our minimal impact methodology and climate driven agenda are taken to an urban scale.
EXHIBITION - 8 PROJECTS EXHIBITED AT DANISH ARCHITECTURE CENTRE /
Our exhibition contribution to 'So Danish' @ Danish Architecture Centre/BLOX got off to a flying start and many interested visitors dive into our 8 examples of climate driven design from Greenland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and the Faroe Islands respectively. They are all dimensioned by the travel cases - our ‘cabinets de curiosités’ - that we carry with us while exploring and communicating.
Stay Driven and please drop by at BLOX. Photo credits: Rasmus Hjortshøj.
EXHIBITION - The Qullilerfik project in Nuuk, Greenland has been selected for exhibition at the Danish Architecture Centre /
Our project Qullilerfik has been selected to be a part of the "So Danish" exhibition at BLOX in Copenhagen, serving as a representative example of how BIOSIS engages with topography within our projects.
EXHIBITION - The Comby project in Slagelse, Denmark has been selected for exhibition at the Danish Architecture Centre /
Our Comby project has been selected to be a part of the "So Danish" exhibition at BLOX in Copenhagen, serving as a representative example of how BIOSIS engages with BIOPHILIA within our projects.
EXHIBITION - PRINTED IN UPCYCLED SCALLOP AND SLATE QUARRY WASTE /
The material for the 3D printed models for an upcoming exhibition at BLOX/Danish Architecture Centre are two different types of filaments, using waste as a part of the material components. The light filament uses material from crushed scallop shells, while the dark one includes crushed waste from a slate quarry.