While it is undeniable that the surrounding environment is changing due to human activity, the effects can be difficult to perceive directly, as they are often illustrated with unrelatable pictures of far-away places or overused graphics and statistics. Danish office Tideland Studio aims to change this. Through their work, they aim to bring forth a new type of sensible understanding of the changes happening around us. They work across disciplines, melding research, art, and architecture while employing the newest survey and fabrication technologies to give presence to the abstract phenomena that shape our planet. Because of their practical approach to research and the new perspectives that they open toward extreme environments affected by climate change, ArchDaily has selected Tideland Studio as one of the 2023 New Practices. The annual survey highlights emerging offices that use innovation and forward-looking processes to rethink the ways in which we practice architecture.
Aarhus: The Latest Architecture and News
New Ark Installation / Tideland Studio
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Architects: Rumgehor, Stine Rosdahl-Petersen, Tideland Studio
- Area: 250 m²
- Year: 2023
Katrinebjerg / Dept. 76 Student Housing / ADEPT + Luplau Poulsen
Main Entrance for The Old Town Museum / Cubo Arkitekter
Nicolinehus Residential Complex / AART Architects
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Architects: AART Architects
- Area: 45000 m²
- Year: 2023
Villa Landluft / Kim Lenschow + pihlmann architects
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Architects: Kim Lenschow, pihlmann architects
- Area: 386 m²
- Year: 2021
Zaha Hadid Architects, Sweco and Tredje Natur Selected to Design the New Aarhus Stadium in Denmark
In collaboration with architecture and engineering consultancy Sweco and landscape architects Tredje Natur, Zaha Hadid Architects was selected to deliver the new Aarhus football stadium in Denmark. Dubbed the "Arena of the Forest," the stadium will be embedded within the city's Marselisborg forest, offering public and ticketed spaces all year round while revealing glimpses of the surrounding landscape. Scheduled for opening in 2026, the complex will cover 69,912 square meters, including the Aarhus arena and the renovation of the adjacent 'Stadionhallerne' building completed in 1918 by architect Axel Høgh-Hansen.
Sneglehusene Housing / BIG
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Architects: Bjarke Ingels Group
- Area: 9500 m²
- Year: 2022
Villa Aa / C.F. Moller Architects
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Architects: C.F. Moller Architects
- Area: 375 m²
- Year: 2019
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Professionals: Dronninga Landskap, Zenisk AS
The Seahorse Apartments / Cubo Arkitekter
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Architects: Cubo Arkitekter
- Area: 12000 m²
- Year: 2021
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Manufacturers: Wienerberger
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Professionals: Tri-Consult, Building Company Knudsgaard A/S
Aarhus School of Architecture / ADEPT + Vargo Nielsen Palle
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Architects: ADEPT, Vargo Nielsen Palle
- Area: 12500 m²
- Year: 2021
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Professionals: Tri-Consult, A. Enggaard A/S
The Author’s House / SLETH architects
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Architects: SLETH architects
- Area: 90 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: Dinesen
Dorte Mandrup Selected to Create the Hinge, a Landmark City Gate to Aarhus’ Newest Urban Area
Dorte Mandrup has imagined ‘The Hinge’, a landmark transition between the new urban area Aarhus Ø and the historic town of Denmark’s second-largest city. The new city gate will put in place an innovative and sustainable urban focal point. Expected to open in 2026, The Hinge was designed in collaboration with landscape architect Kristine Jensen and Søren Jensen Consulting Engineers.
146 Residences in Aarhus / CEBRA
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Architects: CEBRA
- Area: 11800 m²
- Year: 2020
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Professionals: MBYland, Raundahl & Moesby
Open Platform and JAJA Architects Win Competition to Design Denmark’s First Wooden Parking House
Open Platform (OP) and JAJA Architects, together with Rama Studio and Søren Jensen Engineers, have won the open competition for a new parking house in Aarhus. In line with Denmark’s vision of becoming climate neutral by 2050, the structure will be the country’s first wooden parking house.