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Johansen Skovsted . Djernes & Bell . Lenschow

TN16 Studio Collective . Copenhagen

Johansen Skovsted Arkitekter . Djernes & Bell . Office Kim Lenschow . photos: © Hampus Berndtson

Johansen Skovsted, Djernes & Bell and office Kim Lenshow have transformed an old stable & utility building from 1825 in Frederiksberg, Copenhagen into their new Studio Collective TN16. Continue reading Johansen Skovsted . Djernes & Bell . Lenschow

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Lenschow . Pihlmann

Between Birch . Northern Sealand

Office Kim Lenschow . Pihlmann Architects

A humble presence in the landscape, minimally impacting its natural setting. This small summerhouse explores lightness as an ecological guideline and aesthetic.
Built without a concrete foundation, the house rests gently helical pillars, leaving the forest floor nearly untouched. The corresponding lightweight, wooden construction and modest material palette endue the house with a temporary yet natural presence in the landscape. Continue reading Lenschow . Pihlmann

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pihlmann . Lenschow

Villa Landluft . Aarhus

pihlmann architects . Office Kim Lenschow . photos: © Hampus Berndtson

At the gateway to central Aarhus, on the threshold between suburban residential housing and urban city blocks, lies Villa Landluft – a stately mansion built in 1897 with references to Italian Renaissance architecture. The name Villa Landluft, Danish for ‘Villa Country Air’, originates from a time when the house was situated far outside of central Aarhus. After more than a hundred years of urban development, this once proud mansion had declined into a dilapidated architectural alien – a last remaining bastion of a bygone era. The project reactivates an outdated building typology, which had become detached from its surroundings both aesthetically, functionally, and demographically. Continue reading pihlmann . Lenschow