The Icefjord Centre takes off
The construction of the Icefjord Centre in Greenland has begun. In two years’ time the new gathering point will convey the unique history and culture of the area to tourists and locals alike.
Architecture as change agent: Reflections on chairing the Mies Award jury
Chairing the powerful award has left Dorte Mandrup confident about the future of architecture.
Evoking stories of Ice Age creatures in the middle of Los Angeles
Amongst some of our most internationally renowned colleagues, we are in competition for the reimagining of La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles - the only consistently active and urban Ice Age excavation site in the world.
We're an architecture studio with a firm grasp on reality and a knack for dreaming out loud.
Interns walking in the footsteps of the grand masters of architecture
This spring, Dorte Mandrup’s 14 interns packed their bags, sharpened their pencils and embarked on a journey through Europe to walk in the footsteps of the Grand Masters of Architecture. Because desk research alone does not make a good architect.
Adding another UNESCO site to our portfolio
We won the competition for a new culture house and library in the heart of Swedish baroque city Karlskrona - our fifth UNESCO-related project.
We insist on clients that share our ambition and courage - in the end, the extraordinary requires nerve.
Transforming iconic power plant into a new Museum of Science & Technology
Together with Casson Mann we are developing the vision for the new Danish Museum of Science & Technology at the iconic power plant, Svanemølleværket.
"Dorte Mandrup’s architecture is conceived with an unmistakable attitude - an idealism probably quite annoying was it not delivered with an equally unmistakable sense of humour." Finn Juhl Award 2018
