Professionals

Preserving the architecture of the present to protect the history of tomorrow in the Cher region.

Designing brick-seasoned houses that respect the Glumstrup clay of North Zealand.

Clay meets concrete. I make interiors that feel like architecture.

Turning complex systems into simple, buildable geometry.

Balancing contemporary function with the quiet dignity of old shellac and timber.

Designing retail spaces that prioritize the flow of commerce and the privacy of the customer.

Making invisible physics visible for real estate and industrial clients in the north

Creating sustainable homes from locally sourced timber in Jutland.

Building complex digital models from simple geometric rules.

Turning vernacular wood strategies into durable urban fabric in Quebec.

Making the case for big ideas in small meeting rooms

Believing the furthest path is often the simplest one.

Grounding architecture in the geography and geology of Labrador.

Designing for life rather than just the project market.

Designing daylight into brick vernaculars in the Mediterranean.

obsessing over light, junctions, and the forgotten people of a building.

Avoiding common pathologies in timber structure and energy systems.

Designing for the heat. Literally. Thermal comfort is where the architecture lives or dies.

Building quiet frameworks for noisy cities

Specializing in host-guest relationships (interior and exterior), Villa Caldari, Italy.

Simplifying complex logistics through building design in rural western France.

Sourcing face-matched wood paneling from small lumber mills across Switzerland.

Designing from the Hellebæk claypit to the drawing board with a focus on material honesty.