KVORNING is a key part of the winning team behind the interpretation project ‘The Island of the Deviants – Livø: A Holistic Historical Experience.’ The contract was won together with E+N Architecture (lead), LYTT Architecture, and Henry Berthelsen Consulting Engineers.
The story of Livø is the story of the country’s oldest island institution, which from 1911 to 1961 housed men who were considered undesirable by society. It is an important part of Danish history and, at the same time, provides essential insight into past views of humanity and the treatment of marginalized groups in society.
Since December 2024, the Danish Nature Agency, Vesthimmerlands Museum, and Aalborg University, in collaboration with Realdania, the Aage and Johanne Louis-Hansen Foundation, and the Augustinus Foundation, have been working on the project, which aims to renew the interpretation and improve access to the island’s powerful stories and unique natural environment.
The visitor and interpretation facilities are expected to be completed in June 2028.
Following IMCC conferences worldwide, The Mandrier Group publish a Post-Congress Report offering a reflection on shared time together and conversations that shaped the congress in question.
Focused on Storytelling in Museum Design, IMCC Cph 2025 brought nearly 300 museum leaders, designers, and architects together for three days of discussion, site visits, and shared experience.
The visual concept / publication design was made by KVORNING and the editorial work by MuseumINSIDER.
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.
As a Silver Sponsor of IMCC Cph 2025, KVORNING shares 300 envelopes of Danish flower seeds with delegates from 27 countries.
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.
Nordic Circle – the immersive exhibition in the Nordic Pavilion at World EXPO 2025 in Osaka, Japan – receives Iconic Awards GOLD in the Culture / Interior category. The project was developed and delivered by Team EXPONEX.
Nordic Circle is a collaborative creation by Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden, developed in partnership with design teams from across the Nordic region and Europe. Surrounded by a monumental ‘whirl’ of over 700 sheets of Japanese paper, animated with immersive video projections, visitors are invited to explore the Nordic seasons, everyday sustainability, and the essence of Nordic life.
Innovation Norway
Business Iceland
Danish Business Authority
Business Finland
Business Sweden
Nordic Council of Ministers
KVORNING
Rintala Eggertsson Architects
Gagarin
Exponex s.r.o
Wintenex AG
Habegger AG
Nordic Circle has received several international awards, including: FIT Awards 2026 Gold – Interactive Communication & Information, German Design Awards 2026 – Excellent Architecture, Iconic Awards 2025 Gold – Innovative Architecture, World Expolympics 2025 Gold– Best Exhibition / Display.
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.