A total of 12 international architects are invited to participate in the planned architectural competition to design a Nobel Center at Blasieholmen in Stockholm.

The Blue Planet is a building of high complexity that is to be a welcoming and fascinating framework for the guests’ encounter with both animals and nature while it houses a well-adapted ecosystem suited for some of the world's most sensitive animal species.

3XN's Founder, Partner and Creative Director, Kim Herforth Nielsen has received the title of Honorary Professor at Aarhus School of Architecture.

Cutting-edge robot technology will make it possible to build with free and organic forms, at price levels comparable to that of standard construction. GXN is part of a new research project, which brings together leading expertise in robotics, architecture, IT and concrete buildings.

The vision for the new arena is to create a new sports landscape that gives the Danish city of Holbæk a 'pulse' and rethinks the link between sport, health and movement.

The vision of the ambitious project is to create a meeting place for the Russian and International Scientific community

The Cultural Centers Plassen in Molde and Buen in Mandal are exhibited as examples of contemporary Norwegian projects designed by international architects.

With the inauguration of the new courthouse in Frederiksberg, November 2nd, the Court of Frederiksberg now has a sculptural courthouse that is both classic and contemporary.

How do spiders, mushrooms, and algae inspire tomorrow’s buildings? 
See Head of GXN, Kasper Guldagers TED talk and find out!

In the past few days hundreds of architecture projects from around the world have been competing to win one of the prestigious WAF Awards, which has just been awarded at the World Architecture Festival in Singapore. 

The Norwegian city of Molde has just 25,000 inhabitants, but every July the biggest stars of jazz and about 100,000 jazz enthusiasts flock to the town's world famous international jazz festival. In designing the city's new cultural center, the challenge faced by 3XN was to create a building that was flexible and robust enough to provide a framework for cultural life on both scales.

A lecture about architecture, human behaviour and sustainability - and a few words about spiders, mushrooms and algaes

'Stockholm City Station’ will mark the entrance to Stockholm's inner city center and integrates a train and underground station, a hotel and conference center along with apartments. The main idea behind the design was to create a building that gently adjusts to the area's existing building in scale and expression, and which reinterprets a number of local Swedish design traditions.

Each year the world's leading architectural firms compete to win one of the prestigious awards at the world’s largest architecture festival

Ørestad College and Molde Theater & Jazzhouse are part of the exhibition New Nordic – Architecture & Identity, which is open 29th of June – 21st of October 2012.

Until the 12th of August the Danish Architecture Center exhibits the three finalist projects from the design competition of the new Copenhagen Arena

A team of 3XN, HKS Architects, Arup, ME Engineers and Planit has won the design competition for the new Copenhagen Arena, which will be situated in the Ørestad-area a short metro ride from the city center of Denmark’s capital. 

A team of 3XN, Aarhus Architects, Nickl & Partner Architechten, Arkitekt Kirstine Jensens Tegnestue and Grontmij has won the prestigious competition for the expansion of the Copenhagen hospital, Rigshospitalet, which is expected to be completed in early 2017

Although there is still a year to the official inauguration, the interest in Denmark's new aquarium, the Blue Planet is already overwhelming. 

Historic white wooden houses, charming narrow streets, a river running though the center and beach and forest nearby. The town of Mandal is the essence of southern Norwegian idyll, therefore designing the town's new cultural center required great sensitivity to the town's special environment.

3XN headquarters to the UN in Denmark wins the European Commission’s award to construction projects that are particularly innovative and energy saving.

In Denmark, there is little tradition of collaboration between architects and psychologists. This means that there is very little knowledge about how architecture affects our behavior. A new research project is about to change that.

After 5 years as head of 3XN's innovation unit GXN, Kasper Guldager Jorgensen now joins the studio’s partnership.

Danish Architecture Center's (DAC) new main exhibition curated in cooperation with GXN invites you into the world of materials and shows how new ways of using materials helps to ensure innovation and development of the architecture.

3XN’s new City Hall and cultural center in the Dutch city of Nieuwegein, is designed to create cohesion and the foundation for a stronger local community.

GXNs interior for NOMA Restaurant’s food lab unites the creative worlds of gastronomy and architecture in a modern expression of the Nordic aesthetic. 

The new university building unites the past and the future by extending the lines from the historical surroundings into an innovative structure pointing towards future study and work life. 

A balance between a thoughtful blending into the surrounding scale and an elegant, yet significant expression has been the driving thought in the design for accountancy and consultancy firm, KPMG.

International Hotel Awards is part of the International Property Awards and is judged by a highly experienced team of professionals covering the entire range of hotel disciplines. 

In this 4.500m 2 experimental conference center and hotel everything is adapted to the circulation of nature and guests will have a taste of how it feels to live in a world without waste.