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Danielsen Architecture, founded in 1987, has its main office in Copenhagen (Denmark).

The practice works internationally providing full architecture services for both the public and private sectors. The practice is driven by a consistent philosophical approach, not a predetermined house style. As a result, it aims to create specifically detailed buildings that are intimately connected to context and Nordic functionalism. The work of Danielsen Architecture is based upon a solid foundation of design excellence, budget and programme control, proficient project management and the achievement of best value and architectural quality. We believe that high quality design results from the continuity of the design process and intensive dialogue with the client, consultants, contractors and end users. Working directly with the group of directors and their architectural teams, Danielsen Architecture is involved in the design and supervision of each project from the initial concept stage, through planning, construction and completion. We work closely together to ensure the best results are achieved through a synthesis of concept, beauty and functional integration. The office works with a large variety of projects that encompasses most fields of the trade ranging from conceptual development, planning, environmentally correct design, project management, construction management and occupation inspection. Trough a controlled development, post graduate supplementary courses, study tours, participation in competitions, etc., we thrive for the best architectonic results, with the key vision of a professional process and valuable architecture. Our working methods varies from hand-drawings, sketch models, 3d-modelling, etc. and plays an important part in the testing and decision making in obtaining the final design. In collaboration with the awarding authority, technicians and the user, our main values are collaboration, analysis, respect and understanding.

23/10/2026

Small details. A different presence in the city.

A window brings daylight into a room. The way it is framed brings character to a façade.

A shift in depth, an accentuated surround or a change in material can alter how we read an entire building. Shadows deepen, rhythms emerge, and familiar proportions take on a playful or elegant expression. Deep reveals and projecting frames can also provide passive shading, helping to limit direct solar gain while shaping the architectural expression.

Across our projects, we explore these subtle interventions to give each façade its own identity. Considered individually and repeated across a building, window details connect the scale of the home with the wider cityscape.

Swipe through a selection of window details from Danielsen Architecture:

1–2 / Strandby Huse, Greve
3–4 / Kelleris, Helsingør
5–6 / Halmrækkehuserne, Brøndby
7 / Christiansholm Vænge, Klampenborg
8 / Core Kirkebjerg, Brøndby
9 / Kildegården, Roskilde
10 / Building Plot 1.4, Ørestad Syd

09/10/2026

STRANDBY HUSE | Compact homes, considered spaces

Good homes begin with thoughtful details. At Strandby Huse in Greve, daylight, flexible layouts and private outdoor spaces shape an architecture designed around everyday life. The development is DGNB Gold certified.

Three four-storey buildings combine textured yellow brickwork with white-rendered window surrounds, giving the façades a distinct rhythm and a warm, tactile character.

Carefully positioned windows bring light into the homes while allowing different furniture arrangements for individuals, couples or flatmates. Balconies extend the living space outdoors, making room for morning coffee, a small herb garden and everyday moments in the open air.

📍 Greve, Denmark
▪ 3,000 m²
▪ 3 residential buildings, each with 4 storeys
▪ DGNB Gold certified

Client: Balder Strandby Huse
Construction management: Sjælsø Management
Architect: Danielsen Architecture
Landscape architect: Danielsen Urban Landscape
Engineer: Sweco Danmark

02/10/2026

Strandby Høje — a new landmark for Hundige 🌿

Where roads, railway lines and pedestrian bridges meet, Strandby Høje brings homes, shared outdoor spaces and city life together.

The angled buildings open up views from the apartments while shaping intimate spaces between them. Shared gardens and outdoor areas invite both residents and those that just pass by to pause, meet and spend time — creating a welcoming place within a busy urban setting.

Sloping rooflines and varied building heights give the development its distinctive silhouette. Taller volumes mark the northern and southern edges, while lower sections establish a relationship with the neighbouring Portalen cultural centre.

Certified DGNB Gold, the project brings together architectural quality and the ambition to create healthy, comfortable homes.

📍 Hundige, Greve, Denmark
▪ 20,000 m²
▪ Project period: 2020–2024
▪ DGNB Gold

Created in collaboration with:
Client: Balder Projektudvikling Danmark
Project developer: Sjælsø Management
Landscape: Danielsen Urban Landscape
Engineering: Sweco Danmark

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13/05/2026

Programmet er ude, og der er nok at tage fat på til Folkemødet 2026 ☀

Nu løfter vi sløret for årets debatter på Vandkantsscenen i Allinge Havn – alle med fokus på det fælles tema: Boligliv i balance.

Vi skal blandt andet diskutere, hvordan vi skaber et boligmarked i balance – og hvem der betaler, når ambitionerne bliver grønne.
Hvad livskvalitet egentlig er, og om vi kan bygge os til den.
Og når ensomheden breder sig: Hvilken rolle kan vores boliger og byer så spille?

Vi har samlet stærke stemmer fra og uden for hele branchen til en dag med perspektiver, diskussioner og nye indsigter.

Se det fulde program her: https://isu.pub/eEmMgVN

Vi ses fredag den 12. juni til en dag fyldt med gode samtaler!

Bag Ejendomsbranchen på Vandkantsscenen står 3XN/GXN, AKF, BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group, BLOX HUB, BO-VEST - Et stærkt fællesskab, Bruun & Hjejle, Udviklingsselskabet By & Havn, Copenhagen Windows, Cushman & Wakefield | RED, Danielsen Architecture, Dansk Facilities Management, Domea.dk, EjendomDanmark, Freja Ejendomme A/S, Jeudan A/S, LINK Arkitektur, Newsec, PensionDanmark Ejendomme, PKA Ejendomme, Ramboll, Realkredit Danmark, Skel.dk Landinspektører og Urban Partners.

19/03/2026

While a building is formally completed at handover, it continues to evolve as the planting becomes established.

We have followed how the carefully planned courtyard at Accura’s main office in Nordhavn has developed since completion—a reminder that architecture does not end at handover, but continues to evolve in a gentle collaboration with nature.

The courtyard remains intimate in scale and complements the busy working day. At the same time, it is in constant change, as the planting develops and the space takes on new qualities throughout the year.

The building unfolds across 10,000 square meters of office spaces, meeting rooms, and a canteen, and serves as Accura’s main office in Nordhavn. From the outside, it appears as a polished monolith within the surrounding cityscape. Architecturally, the facade is composed with a soft, rhythmic division of bay windows adapted to the building’s program, while the surfaces are clad in light marble, arranged in carefully calibrated patterns where the material’s veining creates a coherent and calm expression across the facade.

Thank you to our client, Accura Advokatpartnerselskab, and to our collaborators, including Danielsen Urban Landscape and Optimus Anlæg, for providing the photographs.

27/02/2026

How do we design holistic housing with a significantly lower climate footprint — without compromising architecture, durability, or everyday life?

In Brøndby, we have completed 13 terraced houses with an area of approximately 112 m² each, where timber, straw, h**p, and eelgrass are not niche additions but driving principles. The project is part of the 4 til 1 Planet initiative — initiated by Realdania and Villum Fonden — with the ambition to substantially reduce the climate impact of construction and establish new references for future housing.

The development is built with a timber structure and biogenic insulation, targeting DGNB Gold (+Heart) and the Nordic Swan Ecolabel. Materials were selected not only for their CO₂ profile, but for their architectural and tectonic potential:

– Straw in the façades instead of mineral wool
– H**p and wood fibre insulation in floors and roof
– Timber as the primary structure rather than concrete
– Timber cladding designed to patinate gracefully in the Danish climate
– Natural ventilation with eelgrass filters as an alternative to mechanical systems

Passive design strategies have been applied consistently: roof overhangs protect façades and shield against high summer sun, western shutters reduce overheating, and a moisture strategy based on vapour control layers rather than conventional vapour barriers supports a robust and breathable envelope.

The lightweight construction required precise coordination and careful tolerance management — while enabling the structural shell to be erected in a single day.

Building with biogenic materials demands earlier decisions, closer collaboration, and shared learning across consultants and contractors. In return, we achieve homes where material logic, detailing, and architectural intent are aligned — integrating durability, indoor climate, and resource awareness from the first line drawn.

The residence have now moved in and the experience shows that practice can shift when we are willing to rethink both materials and process.

22/12/2025

Architecture is about more than buildings—it’s about people, moments, and the spaces that bring us together.

This holiday season, we celebrate our community and the inspiring collaborations that shaped our year.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Danielsen Architecture! ✨

18/12/2025

✨ WE’VE WON A NEW OFFICE BUILDING IN NORDHAVN ✨

Together with PensionDanmark, we’re proud to have won Udviklingsselskabet By & Havn’s tender for a new development site in Copenhagen’s Nordhavn. The project is a modern office building of approx. 16,300 m², located in one of the city’s most visionary and fast-growing districts.

The building’s façades are structured around a continuous grid motif in deep green tones, creating calm, rhythm, and cohesion, interpreted through a contemporary architectural expression. The ground floor is set back to form an open colonnade, expanding the edge zone and creating an inviting transition between building and public space.

The architecture works deliberately with a clear base and top, a light and refined roofline, and an expression that both integrates into Nordhavn’s overall character and adds its own distinct identity.

Facing Sundkrogsgade, the office building features an open and outward-looking ground floor, making room for more café life in Nordhavn and contributing actively to urban life regardless the time of day.

The project has been developed in collaboration with PensionDanmark, Danielsen Spaceplanning, and Danielsen Urban Landscape.

We’re excited to be part of shaping the future of Nordhavn 🌊🏙️

04/12/2025

Frederiksberg Forsyning – A Strategic and Spatial Transformation of the Workplace

Frederiksberg Forsyning has carried out a significant transformation of its administrative headquarters – a project that merges building adaptation, workplace strategy, and interior architecture into one cohesive development process.

With buildings B and C as the operational anchors, the existing framework is reimagined to meet contemporary demands for functionality, resilience, and spatial quality. The divestment of building D has simultaneously created the opportunity for a fundamental reassessment of spatial use, enabling a more integrated organisation of offices, training facilities, and workshop functions across the complex.

The transformation is not merely about relocating functions – it is about creating a vibrant and future-ready workplace that supports collaboration, flexibility, and well-being.

Key initiatives include:
A central gathering point that acts as the heart of the building – featuring green atrium spaces and dynamic meeting areas
A modernised canteen and improved indoor climate for a healthier and more comfortable workday
Seamless integration of functions from building D into buildings B and C
A workplace strategy that embraces change and new work patterns
Interior solutions that reflect Frederiksberg Forsyning’s identity and enhance the user experience
A strengthened connection to the city, making the organisation more open and accessible
This is more than a renovation – it is a strategic step toward the workplace of the future, where the physical environment aligns with the ambitions of those who inhabit it.

The project was developed in collaboration with Danielsen Urban Landscape and Danielsen Spaceplanning.

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