Construction of the new Maritime Museum and Science Center started this week in Porsgrunn, Norway. The building, designed by Danish architecture offices COBE and TRANSFORM, conveys Norway’s transformation from a seafaring nation to a modern society based on knowledge industry. The project is…

Danish firms SEA and Elkiær + Ebbeskov have been announced the winners of The Danish Foundation for Culture and Sports Facilities' competition to design Pulsen - the Community Center of the future. The project was selected as the winner from 43 proposals in…

JAJA Architects, based in Copenhagen, Denmark, have sent us their entry "Moon Bridge" for the Kaohsiung Maritime and Culture Center Competition. The concepts reinterprets the idea of a traditional Chinese Moon Bridge aiming to unify the city's waterfront and thus creating a scenic landmark. …

The 320fok Contemporary Cultural Centre of Siófok, Hungary is being rebulit until 2012 - from an industrial space that was the former Bread Factory - according to the winning architectural plans that were announced last Friday. The First Prize winning project is the work of Tarnóczky Tamás…

Just yesterday, the City of Frederiksberg, Denmark, the Danish Foundation for Culture and Sport Facilities and Realdania announced MVRDV and ADEPT winner of the House of Culture and Movement competition in Frederiksberg, Denmark.

Young Danish practices WE ARCHITECTURE and Sophus Søbye Architects have won the first prize in the invited competition Kulturcenter Mariehøj. The proposal for the culture center in Denmark’s Rudersdahl municipality seeks to create open spaces for various activities where interactivity and connections between…

Danish firm 3XN Architects has won an architectural competition to transform the former freight train halls in Aarhus, Denmark into a new and dynamic cultural center. The winning design was part of an collaboration effort with Nord Arkitekter, Hans Ulrik…

Construction work has begun on the auditorium and congress center “Paisaje telurico” in Morro Jable, in the Pájara municipality of Fuerteventura, the Canary Islands, Spain. The center, organically flowing with the rock formations near the beach, has been a 1st prize competition win for Spanish architecture practice