A brick living block in Østerbrogade, Copenhagen by C. F. Møller Architects.

Solar-powered School of the Future.

Hospital City on a Human Scale - the New University Hospital in Aarhus by C.F. Møller Architects and Cubo Arkitekter.

Business College Sønderborg Extension in Sønderborg, Denmark by C. F. Møller Architects.

Swedbank Stadium is a modern and elegant football stadium which focuses on providing a close relationship between the players and the public, to create the maximum experience. The human scale comprises the primary point of departure for an architectural design which is readable and recognisable at various levels in the arena, foyer and exterior. Simplicity is at once evident in this 21 000 seats stadium, one of the largest sports complexes in Northern Europe. Exposed steel trusses emphasise the modern gothic architectural expression, with sharp angles and black clad exterior facades to create a straight forward perception. The flat surfaces of the inside roof are designed to amplify the noise reflection from the ceiling. Frames have been fabricated in a maximum of three parts in the factory to minimize transportation cost and provide a fast erection. The result is a cost effective steel construction beside a strong architectural expression. The stadium enjoys a central location in the Stadium Area, Malmö, immediately adjacent to the classic Malmö Stadium, built in 1958. Between the old and the new stadium, a connecting square is built: the Stadium Square. Overlooking the square is a restaurant with room for 2,000 sitting guests. The restaurant – like the shops, conference facilities, offices, etc. – is open all year round and functions like a new living-room for the citizens of Malmö. The stadium meets the criteria for a category 3 stadium under UEFA rules, and is the home ground of Malmö FC.

A 5 storey, 22 unit affordable housing in Battersea, London by C.F. Møller Architects.

Danish Meat Research Institute in Taastrup, Denmark by C.F. Møller Architects.

ARKEN Museum of Modern Art Extension in Ishøj, Denmark by C. F. Møller Architects.

Guesthouse for 14 families with disabled children in Middelfart, Denmark by C.F. Møller Architects.

Aarhus Arts Building Extensions in 1993 and 2003 by C. F. Møller Architects.