Property manager & advisor Newsec and architectural firm KHR Architecture have entered into a strategic partnership. The partnership has been established to meet an increasing demand for transformation of existing properties, strong professional synergies and the need for more coherent advice across the property value chain.
Consultancy requires overview and experience - but also curiosity and new perspectives. At KHR, we work with both. Here, Martin, Mikkel and Mathilde talk about starting early in the profession and growing with the tasks in a team with strong professional sparring.
KHR Architecture has hired Peter Anker Olsen as senior client advisor. With the appointment, KHR expands its client advisory services within strategic counselling in complex construction and development projects and strengthens its technical due diligence team with solid construction experience.
KHR Architecture's project Glasblokkene (Glass Blocks) at Haukeland in Bergen receives praise in the latest issue of the Norwegian trade journal Arkitektur. In a perceptive and enthusiastic review, the project's holistic approach is highlighted, where architecture, landscape and interior design merge into a humane and caring hospital. The reviewer points out how Glasblokkene manages to combine technical complexity with warmth, light and proximity to nature – for the benefit of patients, relatives and staff.
The Kloden på Kanten association is working to establish an ambitious experience and communication centre at Roskilde Fjord, where research, architecture and communication come together to address the greatest challenges of our time. The project, designed by professor emeritus and former KHR partner Jan Søndergaard, will form the framework for a 7,000 m² experience universe that focuses on climate and biodiversity through sensory and research-based exhibitions. Roskilde Municipality supports the vision and has made a 10,000 m² plot available in the Risø research park.
KHR's urban planning expert is now at the helm of the Association of Urban Planners and has been interviewed for the latest issue of Byplan Nyt, where she shares her perspectives on current and future challenges in urban planning – from climate and biodiversity to citizen involvement and interdisciplinary collaboration. As head of KHR Byplan, she continiously works to create holistic and sustainable solutions in the development of our cities and local communities.
