KVORNING is the creative force behind the captivating exhibition at Classic Car House in Kongens Lyngby, set to open on August 19, 2023. This remarkable museum boasts a unique range of interactive and immersive features—blending innovative analog, mechanical, and digital displays with captivating films, lights, and sounds—and of course a stunning collection of fantastic cars! Classic Car House welcomes enthusiasts of beautiful classic cars, historical and contemporary architecture, and picturesque park settings to explore its expansive 25,000 sqm space.

KVORNING’s role as exhibition designer for the K.W. Bruun Group encompasses concept development, master planning of the exhibition zones, all design phases, as well as full production and installation—a seamless journey from idea to fully realized turnkey exhibitions.

Revitalizing the former Agricultural Museum and Virumgård, Lundgaard & Tranberg Architects, alongside landscape architect Julie Kierkegaard, have thoughtfully renovated and integrated fresh architecture that pays homage to the site’s heritage, offering a range of experiences from exhibitions and showrooms to a car hotel, restaurant, and event venue.

We are thrilled to announce that KVORNING together with LPO architects as consortium lead have won the competition to develop the feasibility study and pre-concept for the transformation and total refurbishment of the former Mesterfjellet school in Larvik, Norway. Marini Consulting, Seim & Hultgreen, Sweco, Multiconsult, Norconsult, Ingenia and Ljossatt round out the rest of the team.

MESTERVERKET will feature new facilities for Larvik Museum, Frivilligheten, Friskliv og Mestring, as well as spaces for meetings, seminars, and various other activities. The project will be established in the former Mesterfjellet school building.

This endeavor is closely connected to the AKANTUS initiative, which aims to highlight Larvik’s historical significance as a national attraction, as a catalyst for urban development, and as an arena for collaboration. KVORNING is a key member of the winning team tasked with simultaneously developing both projects.

Øyvind Beyer, Project Developer for Larvik Municipality’s Property and Technical Operations, commented,

“The team was chosen as the competition winner due to their ability to assemble the strongest members with the greatest expertise. Their reference projects were the most relevant, and their approach to the task was the best. We are delighted that the work is already well underway, and we look forward to further collaboration.”