Designers

"The main purpose of my work is to provoke people into using their imagination. Most people spend their lives living in dreary, grey-beige conformity, mortally afraid of usning colors. By experimenting with lighting, colors, textiles and furniture and utilizing the latest technologies, I try to show new ways, to encourage people to use their phantasy imagination and make their surroundings more exciting".

Verner Panton, 1926-1998

Holscher Design was founded as an independent design studio in 1995 by the renowned architect and industrial designer Knud Holscher, who is one of the most influential designers in Scandinavia and began his career at the studio of the world-famous Arne Jacobsen.

Today, Holscher Design is one of Scandinavia’s most recognized and award-winning design agencies with more than 70 awards and 40 years of experience. The studio’s core output is designing products, graphics, service design and design strategies.

Research, innovation, environment and quality control are the key words of the BSAA. The studio seeks to carry out new ideas in the intersection between aesthetic, functional and sustainable design.

At GHB we believe that architectural form springs from the unique specific character and situation of a place. This is why we always create our designs in dialogue with local context.

In our work with planning assignments, exteriors, landscapes and urban furnishing we merge function and aesthetics to create poetic, high-quality solutions for public spaces.

When developing projects at Julie Kierkegaard Landscape Architects, a straightforward approach is always a high priority. Environmental and contextual thinking are other cornerstones in their way of working.

Alongside the landskape projects, Julie's office has specialized in designing sturdy urban equipment. Form and function should be versatile and multi-useful, like the Bike Sun - both a bollard, a bicycle stand and a solar cell light.

Hans Christian Asmussen and Karin Schou Andersen both have many years of experience of industrial design with customers both at home and abroad. One of their product series has been accepted as part of MOMA’s permanent collection and by several European design museums.

Since 2010 the two designers have cooperated to develop innovative products for public and semi-public spaces, squares and facilities. Both share a passion for working in concrete. Together the duo deliver super-creative projects combined with solid design and development.

Kristine Jensen has worked for many years as a landscape architect to build a solid knowledge of needs and possibilities in urban space.

Today she runs one of Denmark’s largest landscape studios and wins many assignments thanks to her on-going search for new solutions for people.

Outsign is a major, succesful French architect- and design studio working in architecture, graphics and product design.

They have used their extensive experience to create numerous outdoor products, including a series of characteristic bollards.

POLYFORM is a prize-winning architectural studio specializing in the reformulation of complex problems into beautiful, functional and sustainable architecture. Our solutions are always defined by our vision, by the specific surroundings and by financial limitations. This approach imbues all our projects with a sense of cohesion, unity and added value.

POLYFORM means many forms. We believe that each problem is unique and that each individual solution has its own individual architectural expression and form.

"I am very interested in the world of objects and how people build emotional links naturally. It depends on shapes and colors, in the experience of use and in the identity that you want to show using them. As a designer I try to manage these concepts by the right use of materials and processes."