Friday, June 27, 2008
Thursday, June 12, 2008
KRADS PART OF WILD CARD LIST DK

KRADS is now part of a danish government initiative called the "WILD CARD LIST". It´s a window displaying young architectural offices in Denmark towards potential clients.
Monday, June 2, 2008
FRESH NEW KRADS SPACE
This weekend we moved the KRADS office in Denmark to our new location i Mejlgade. Due to the fabulous sunny weather, there was a lot of sweat but luckily no tears involved in the move. We got an early start sunday morning and with a lot of help from our friends and family we finished the move at two o' clock. We spent the rest of the day claiming the space.
The new KRADS office is a fantastic space accommodating concentrated workflows, intense workshopping, playfull experiments and a sparkeling game of ping pong. The new address is:
Pop by Mejlgade and check out our new KRADS space, bring your architectural curiosity and your ping pong bat.
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Categories: KRADS OFFICE
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
INTERNSHIP AT KRADS ARCHITECTURE
KRADS is looking for student interns to join the office. The office is engaged in both competitions, development of new projects and right now we have several buildings under construction. Interns will be presented with tasks on all levels in the development of projects.
If you are interested in an internship at KRADS DENMARK in Århus or at KRADS ICELAND in Reykjavik please send a digital application to :
mads@krads.info
Monday, May 26, 2008
KAUPTÚN - RETAIL PARK



A couple of shots from the building site at Kauptún Retail Park. The excavation work is just completed, foundations are being casted and the first shipment of steel is arriving from China next month.
Within a year we should be able to replace the rendering above with a picture of the real thing...
VILLA G IN PROGESS
VILLA GRAUGAARD has gone through the final stages of sketching. We are now working on drawings for the authorities and preparing to do the tender documents and details. The project is developed within a restrictive planning document. Simple operations to the iconic brick volume makes a house featuring a courtyard, panoramic view of the landscape and a framed view of the City of Randers. The house features a large family room, kitchen, and a library for play and study all organized around the courtyard providing the necessary daylight and a diverse space for everyday life.
KRADS ARCHITECTURE PREQUALIFIED
Yet another exciting collaboration! KRADS ARCHITECTURE has been invited together with SLA A/S, SLETH MODERNISM and Oluf Jørgensen A/S to participate in the competition for "Måløv Aksen" in Ballerup, Denmark. The competition is an interesting challenge combining urban planning and studies of volume and building.
After being invited to participate in a number of competitions in Island during 2007, we are excited to recieve our first prequalification for a competiton in Denmark.
Monday, May 19, 2008
MIKKELSEN+ KRADS ARCHITECTURE
An interesting new office has emerged in the danish architectural landscape.

KRADS DENMARK MOVES
WE ARE MOVING TO A NEW OFFICE
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
REYKJAVIK SITES - MARCH
I have finally got around to posting the site pictures. Things have progressed a little since this visit in March, and the weather has got slightly better - I even heard that the prime indicator of icelandic summer, the Golden Plover, has been spotted. As can be seen, it was a beautiful day when we started out which degenerated into a freezing blizzard, rather hampering the photographing of later projects. A update of progress will appear soon.
VILLA CHESS
DIPLOMA EXHIBITION OPENING
After much running around on Saturday morning the student exhibition at Kjarvalstaðir opened without a hitch. Here are a couple of photo's from the opening - more can be found at the new KRADS flickr page.
ARCHITECTURE DEPT.Additional photo's, from the exhibtion and of current KRADS projects under construction, will be posted on the flickr site in the near future.
Categories: INTERIOR
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
KRADS IS CURATING THE DIPLOMA EXHIBITION FOR THE ICELANDIC ART ACADEMY - DESIGN DEPARTMENT
We are curating the exhibition for the design department diploma projects from the Icelandic art academy 2008. The design department includes four dept.: Graphic Design, Product Design, Fashion Design and Architecture. The Exhibition takes place at Reykjavík Art Museum, Kjarvalsstaðir where both the Design department and the Visual Art department celebrate there diploma students. The exhibition starts next saturday at 14:00 and will stay open for public for 2 weeks. Everything is getting crasy at the museum at the moment, all the students are working hard. For us it has been a pleasure working with the students, the school and the museum. We are looking forward to the opening and will post some more pictures of the result next week, but for now we show you the work in progress.EVERYTHING IS GETTING READY FOR THE ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS
PRODUCT DESIGN DIPLOMA STUDENTS IN ACTION
GRAPHIC DESIGN DEPARTMENT WILL EXHIBIT ON WHITE WALLS IN THE RAW OPEN SPACE
Monday, April 7, 2008
KRADS WEBMAG - UPDATE

We have updatet our webmag:
Some of our latest projects are now displayed in the magazine, we hope you will flip through the pages and experience the kind of architecture we are engaged in at KRADS right now.
Monday, March 17, 2008
KRADS HANDJOB - SKETCHES FOR VILLA BOX
YES we also play around with pencils n stuff - here´s a sketch for the VILLA BOX, placed RVIK, Iceland.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Monday, February 25, 2008
VILLA G SCALE 1:50
VILLA GRAUGAARD IS GETTING VERY CLOSE TO A FINAL SKETCH PROJECT - WE ARE ALL QUITE EXCITED ABOUT THE CONCEPT AND THE ARCHITECTURAL EXPRESSION
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Prefab double-house rising


In this project, a house for 2 families in the suburbs of Reykjavík, the main challenge was working with the prefabricated concrete elements which the house is constructed of. Using prefab-elements is a rapidly growing building method in Iceland, and often the preferred design approach is to camouflage the building method - making an effort to hide the inevitable juncture of the elements. In this project the opposite point of departure is taken - the juncture is emphasized and used as a decorative element in the facades. The irregular shapes of the elements, together with the chosen fenestration, create a Mondrian like pattern in the fair-faced concrete facades.
The house is designed in collaboration with architect Theresa Himmer.
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Art-School Carnival



Some nice stuff from the Art-Academy's "carnival" in January. I was tutoring there for a 3 week period in January - in a workshop on the topic of Carnival. We are looking forward to participating more with the students at the academy as we will be curating the diploma exhibition at Kjarlvalsstaðir in April - together with artist Finnur Arnar.



