A new shared storage facility by the name of Fællesmagasinet near Frederikssund is now ready to serve both the National Museum of Denmark and the Royal Library. It will house some of Denmark’s most valuable cultural treasures while keeping energy consumption to a minimum. By utilising existing passive resources, the facility will reduce both the operational costs and the need for technical installations.

PFAS pollution is currently one of the most urgent environmental challenges, and solutions to the problem are hard to come by. However, at Copenhagen Airport a coordinated effort has existed for several years to ensure that people are not exposed to PFAS. Artelia helps manage the pollution together with Kemic Vandrens.

Kolding city centre is to be better protected from flooding and heavy rainfall. A new pump and lock system by the stream Kolding Å will help protect the city against both.

We have won a 4-year framework agreement together with Dall & Lindhardtsen concerning client consultancy on both new developments, refurbishment and renovation projects for Byggeri København. The agreement is estimated to be worth DKK 250 million.

Through a combination of machine learning and a generic building performance model, it possible to quickly gain insights into the indoor climate conditions of the majority of rooms in a building.

We are part of the winning team that will help the Danish Building and Property Agency develop a new governmental office centre in Odense. The building will be a beacon for large scale timber constructions.

despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Artelia has both top line and bottom line growth as well as a 6 % increase of number of employees.

The capital area of Iceland has chosen Team Framtíðarlína led by Artelia to design their future public transport system. The consortium is composed of Artelia, Artelia (Artelia Group) and HNIT as engineering consultants, and Gottlieb Paludan Architects and YRKI as architects.

The new research facility at The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) is to support and strengthen cross-disciplinary research within sustainable technology. Artelia will design the facility together with MT Højgaard and Christensen & Co Architects, in close collaboration with DTU.

Together, Artelia, 3XN and HJ Landskab have won the competition to design Cobot Hub in Odense, Denmark.