FJORDENHUS

Classic Danish brick is the predominant material of the building’s inner and outer walls.

The waters of the fjord flow through a semi-enclosed space at the bottom of one of Fjordenhus’s
circular drums.

The stairs grow up like a beanstalk in the three stairwells of the house.

A sculpture formed by three luminous, intersecting brass rings is suspended from the ceiling of Fjordenhus’s entry foyer.

This sculpture comprises three identical forms installed on the ceilings of the three vestibules that
lead out of the entry foyer.

Coiling tubes of stainless steel produce a dynamic, vortex-like form that inhabits one of
Fjordenhus’s ground-floor foyers.

An enclosed circular space is open to the water of the fjord, onto which a powerful spotlight shines down from the ceiling.

This sphere occupies the oculus of Fjordenhus’s boardroom, creating a connection between the interior space and the sky above.