Relational Architecture
The research project proposes new ways to design adaptable housing and building environments that support social sustainability.
Read moreThe research project proposes new ways to design adaptable housing and building environments that support social sustainability.
Read moreThe project aims to improve the concrete potentials for intelligent energy optimisation with adaptive lighting design in primary schools.
Read moreThis research project is about expanding the range of possibilities in light intake, so that we can continue to design indoor environments with plenty of daylight in the dense cities of the future.
Read moreThrough an experimental study at different scales, the project investigates how fibre-reinforced polymer composites can be integrated into the building industry.
Read moreKHR Architecture is the client’s consultant for University College Copenhagen in connection with the development of new facilities at KP Campus Nørrebro, where the first phase comprises a new building for the health care programmes. The forthcoming development is intended to provide modern and flexible facilities for teaching, practical training and simulation, as well as attractive study, social and working environments. As the client’s consultant, alongside Spangenberg & Madsen, we will assist KP throughout the project’s development and help ensure a sound basis for the decisions that will shape the forthcoming construction project.
The Norwegian documentary series *Barnesykehuset* returns with a new series from Glasblokkene in Bergen. The first series was a huge hit with viewers, and now the series continues with new stories from life at the children’s and young people’s hospital. For KHR, the series also offers a unique insight into our architecture in use. The camera follows children, families and staff through the hospital’s spaces and shows how daylight, views, nature and space for everyday life form part of daily life at Glasblokkene.