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Partner, Professor Jan Søndergaard is leading a new strategic collaboration between KADK, KAB and the production companies Strøjer tegl and BB fiberbeton.
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.
As a partner in KHR, Knud Holscher left his mark on a number of significant projects and shaped a generation of architects with his precise and generous approach. Jan Søndergaard has written a personal tribute, which can be read in ByrumMonitor.
The Danish pavilion put architect Jan Søndergaard on the map as one of the great Danish architects. To this day, the pavilion stands as a major work in the history of KHR and Danish architecture.
The inauguration of Bang & Olufsen's headquarters served as one large showroom for Bang & Olufsen's culture and production. It has been said of the entrance to the building that it is like walking into a huge B&O plant. Designed by Jan Søndergaard, who is known for his architecture that becomes like art in the landscape, the building is located near B&O's home town of Struer, overlooking picturesque fields of grazing sheep. The interior is experienced in relation to the surrounding landscape with reflections from the sky light in a physical juxtaposition of spaces that visually connect inside and outside.
KHR Architecture has welcomed two new profiles to its ownership circle as Professor Jan Søndergaard steps down as owner and partner.