Category: Concept design

02
Nov
2025

IMCC Cph 2025 a major draw

IMCC Cph 2025 at the Black Diamond, held from 1–3 November 2025, brought together 300 architects, designers, and museum professionals from 27 countries.

The event focused on storytelling in museum design and offered a chance to experience Copenhagen’s waterfront architecture, visit BIG in Nordhavn (photo), and connect with peers from around the world.

Kasper Holten and Arne Kvorning were the keynote speakers, with KVORNING acting as host and silver sponsor.

30
Oct
2025

Centerpiece for Topsoe

KVORNING designed and produced the centerpiece for Topsoe’s inauguration of its first – and Europe’s largest – Solid Oxide Electrolyzer Cell (SOEC) stack manufacturing facility in Herning, Denmark, on October 30, 2025.

The SOEC stacks will support large-scale production of green hydrogen, enabling the conversion of renewable energy into ammonia and methanol for use in industrial decarbonization.

Topsoe is a global leader in advanced technologies that drive the energy transition.

 

13
Oct
2025

Danfoss Museum 2.0 Proposal

Danfoss has an exciting corporate museum at Mads Clausens’ former family farm and birthplace in Nordborg on Als.

KVORNING has been prequalified to develop a concept proposal for a version 2.0, which will continue the story of the family, the foundation, and the company up to the present day.

12
Jun
2025

Exhibition concept for Perron1

KVORNING, KONTRAPUNKT, and MOTOR have been prequalified to participate in the competition for Perron1.

In 2019, Museum Skanderborg moved into a former post office building at Skanderborg Station with the ambition of creating a different kind of museum, situated close to people’s everyday lives. The project, called Perron1, aims to be a truly unique museum that uses its location on the station grounds as a starting point to bring people together. By moving the museum to where the citizens are, the traditional concept of a museum is being reimagined.

10
Mar
2025

‘CRASH!’

CRASH! · Air Force Memorial Center Als

From 1939 to 1945, Europe was at war, and the Allies bombed industrial and military targets in the German Reich to weaken the Nazi war industry.

The missions were flown from English air bases by young men from, among others, Great Britain, Canada, the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. More than 463 aircraft were shot down, and over 1,171 crew members lost their lives. In the Sønderborg area alone, 12 aircraft crashed, and 88 crew members were killed or taken prisoner.

KVORNING is involved in presenting this central story together with the project team behind the working title ‘STYRT!’ (‘CRASH!’)

08
Jan
2025

NEOM · Shortlisted Partner

NEOM is a futuristic, high-tech, sustainable mega-city being built in northwest Saudi Arabia as part of the country’s Vision 2030 plan to diversify its economy away from oil. It includes projects such as the revolutionary linear city The Line, powered entirely by renewable energy, focusing on innovation, tourism, and creating a new model for sustainable living.

KVORNING is the only Nordic exhibition design company shortlisted to participate in the upcoming tenders for concept development of the museums and many other cultural institutions being integrated into the NEOM projects.

18
Apr
2023

Prequalified!

3XN (lead), GXN, Kvorning Design, WSP, and Swedish MARELD landskapsarkitekter AB as consortium is prequalified to design a Maritime Centre for Frederikssund in Denmark. With our expertise in developing, designing and interpreting maritime cultural destinations, our goal is to contribute to the ongoing development of Frederikssund by uniting the city with the fjord and to meet the expectations of what a modern maritime centre should offer its citizens.

24
Jan
2023

The AKANTUS project in Larvik

We are happy to share we are part of the winning team to develop a feasibility study and pre-concept for the 40,000 m2 AKANTUS project in Larvik, Norway – the city’s centerpiece project to highlight and strengthen Larvik’s history as a national attraction, as a force in urban development, and as an arena for co-creation.

We look forward to developing ideas for ‘Herregården’, the historic gardens ‘Herregårdshagen, and the new museum facility – all tied together in a strong landscape concept based on Larviks’ historical roots, its unique experiences, and its potential as a driver for urban development.

Last week, we started up the project on-site together with our clients Larvik kommune and Larvik Museum, and together with our team SLA (consortium lead), LPO arkitekter, and a selected group of experts.