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C.F. Møller Architects
C.F. Møller Architects is one of Scandinavia’s leading architectural firms.
About C.F. Møller Architects
C.F. Møller Architects is one of Scandinavia’s leading architectural firms, with 100 years of award-winning work in the Nordic region and worldwide. Every day we create architectural quality based on innovation, experience and Nordic values. This assures sustainable and aesthetic solutions with lasting value for clients, occupants and society. A unique design approach Our design solutions are methodically and holistically created following a rigorous analysis of the local context. We look to set new global standards by fostering a design approach which uniquely integrates urban planning, landscape, architecture and design of specific building components. We regard environmental concerns, resource-consciousness, healthy project finances, social responsibility and good craftsmanship as essential elements of our work. This ethos is fundamental to all our projects, a thread which runs from masterplanning to detail design. Since our founding in Denmark in 1924, we have contributed significantly to the development of welfare societies in Scandinavia and the rest of the world. We are continuously recognised and awarded internationally for setting new architectural standards, due to our strong focus on the functional, artistic and social value of architecture. Today C.F. Møller Architects has app. 350 employees. Our head office is in Aarhus and we have branches in Copenhagen, Aalborg, Oslo, Stockholm, Malmö and Berlin.
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C.F. Møller Architects contributed to transforming the Universitetsbyen space with FEAS, AART, and LYTT Architecture to be nominated for the Aarhus Architecture Awards 2026.
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C.F. Møller Architects proposed a new Learning Center for the Science City Bahrenfeld entrance, preserving 95% of the existing building fabric and reusing large sections of brick façades.
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