BIOSIS TEAM by Morten Vedelsbøl

COMPETITION WIN AT VATTENPARKEN by Morten Vedelsbøl

We have got off to a flying start at the BIOSIS office in Stockholm and are proud to announce our first big win in Sweden together with our good friends at ByggPartner!

The Vattenparken project in Borlänge will set new standards in sustainable living consisting of 3 cross-laminated-timber constructed buildings each protecting their own lush microclimate.

SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY FOR THE MUNICIPALITY OF SERMERSOOQ by Morten Vedelsbøl

BIOSIS has just delivered the final draft for the first architecture and sustainability policy in Greenland.
In a fruitful collaboration with Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq, we have developed a wide range of tools and regulations to ensure a sustainable development of the built environment in future Greenland. The Municipality of Sermersooq includes the capital of Nuuk and is the most popoulous minicipality in the country. It is the world’s largest municipality based on its 531.900 square kilometers.

P121 - Final design delivered in Kullorsuaq by Morten Vedelsbøl

BIOSIS has handed in the final design for a nursery, kindergarden and school club in Kullorsuaq awaiting construction. The project sets new standards in minimal impact and the potentials of microclimatic design.


The buildings design is melodiously shaped by local wind and light conditions protecting a central microclimate for the children also serving as a new town plaza.

The landscape dictates the design avoiding the use of both dynamite and concrete. Taking local building traditions into account, 90 procent of both interior and exterior is constructed in untreated wood keeping masonry to a minimum.

P149 - BIOSIS selected to design retail and office building in Bergen by Morten Vedelsbøl

BIOSIS are doing the initial volume studies for a new retail and office building at Lagunen in Bergen, Norway. The building will act as a green ‘beacon’ for the whole area focusing on the various flows creating a lush and green entrance point.

P166 - BIOSIS selected to rethink ECV by Morten Vedelsbøl

We at BIOSIS are honored to have been selected by ECV (EnergiCenter Voldparken) to develop a visionary plan for the former Voldparken School area. An iconic and distinctive masterpiece designed by architect Kay Fisker and built in the period 1952 - 1957.

A school of well-proportioned prismatics buildings connected to one functional and architectural whole. Landscape architect C.Th. Sørensen added a strong landscape plan of sycamore trees, which today brings a convincing harmony to the whole building complex.

The basic ambition of the project is to create a new and outward-looking ECV that opens up and connects the whole area as an epicentre of NATURE, CULTURE, HEALTH & SPORTS.