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.
KVORNING has won a 2-year framework agreement with the Swedish National Museums of Maritime, Transport, and Military History (SMMTF) for exhibition services, including concept development, content development, and exhibition design.
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.
The EU’s European heads of government, along with leaders of key European and international institutions, met on 2 October 2025 for an informal political and strategic dialogue at Bella Center Copenhagen. Denmark hosted the seventh meeting of the European Political Community (EPC). Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen welcomed all guests in front of a backdrop of sunflowers, Ukraine’s national flower.
KVORNING created the scenography – the EPC summit’s centerpiece: Thousands of sunflowers! — and the physical installation was carried out in close collaboration with the Bella Center. The assignment was completed for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
KVORNING has been invited to participate in the curated exhibition ARThitecture 2.0 at Kunsthuset Annaborg in Hillerød, running from June 18 to July 26, 2026.
The exhibition explores the intersections of art, design, and space, bringing together Danish and international artists, architects, and designers.
ARThitecture 2.0 is a further development of the ARThitecture exhibition, which was presented at Nipponbashi House in Osaka, Japan, in 2025.
Kvorning is looking much forward to chairing IMCC Copenhagen 2025!
From 2–4 November, Danish and international museum leaders and design professionals gather in Denmark’s capital for an unforgettable experience centered on the theme: Storytelling in Museum Design.
MuseumINSIDER is a UK-based subscription service tracking tenders, capital projects, and news for suppliers to museums and heritage sites worldwide.
KVORNING has collaborated on developing a series of publications and visual identity elements for MuseumINSIDER. In 2025, we refreshed their visual identity, updating the logo, logotype, color palette, website, and publications.
AE Servicer is a family-owned cleaning and service company in Copenhagen, offering cleaning services for private clients, businesses, and institutions.
KVORNING has developed the visual identity, which is being implemented by AE Servicer’s own team.
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.
KVORNING, together with Rintala Eggertsson and Aquaconstruct, has developed a feasibility study for the Lofoten Aquarium in Kabelvåg, Norway.
Major technical improvements will enhance the quality of the aquarium and provide visitors with a better experience of animal welfare and the exhibitions. The skrei (cod) will have a more prominent place in the interpretation and in the new Skrei aquarium, which expands the existing facility with a small fish section. Seals and otters will get new pools, creating new opportunities for exhibitions and interpretation, and the quay area will be enhanced to showcase everything that can be cultivated in the sea in the future.