Snøhetta

In the exhibition “World Architecture – Snøhetta”, on view at the Danish Architecture Centre in Copenhagen, visitors have the opportunity to step into Snøhetta’s office, their workshop and universe.

Who are they? How do they work? What projects have they created? And what kind of architecture firm is responsible for both the National September 11 Memorial Museum Pavilion in New York and Norway’s new banknotes?

Just like their office in Oslo, the exhibition is characterised by the Norwegian landscape, by Snøhetta’s connection to art and culture and by their particular love for craftsmanship traditions as well as the new material possibilities brought about by modern technology. The core of the exhibition is a sensory workshop where visitors can touch, smell, see and hear how the many projects develop from concept to concrete work. In photos and films, visitors are met by the Snøhettas who guide, involve and explain. As something entirely unique, visitors will have the opportunity to step into a virtual model and experience what architects are capable of without the help of technology – namely seeing the physical space on its own.

until September 27, 2015
World Architecture – Snøhetta
developed by The Danish Architecture Centre in collaboration with Snøhetta
supported by Realdania
Danish Architecture Centre
Strandgade 27B, Copenhagen