Studio Heima

28/01/2026

Farveprøver for et interiørprojekt lavet i samarbejde med .arkitektur

20/11/2025

A small fishermen house in Thy National Park

Thy
Life in nature is central here. The open views ensure a constant presence of wind, light, and
horizon. One must feel part of nature – not separated from it.

The coastal light transforms these houses throughout the day: in the morning, mist settles
softly on the facades; at noon, the sun casts sharp shadows; and in the evening, the
contours stand out against the horizon. The rhythm of nature and the architecture of the
houses are inseparably woven together in this landscape.

Client: Private
Location: Thy
Status: Completed
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In Thy, the rugged West Jutland nature meets the cultural heritage of the coast. Here, the
small fishermen’s houses stand as simple, robust buildings, created to withstand wind, salt,
and the wear of time. Their low facades, compact forms, and use of wood and stone reflect
both function and community – built to house people who lived in close connection with the
sea.

To build a summer house in Thy is to build as a continuation of nature and the simple
architecture of the fishermen’s houses.
The inspiration lies in their robust forms, grounded materials, and ability to endure wind and
weather, while at the same time reflecting community and life by the sea. We interpret these
qualities through low, compact volumes, materials that patinate with time, and a close
relationship with light and landscape. In this way, the history of the place is carried forward in
a contemporary interpretation, where building and nature are not divided, but interwoven.

29/08/2024

13/08/2024

A sketch design for a cabin in Húsafell, Iceland.

The cabin uses its openings like apertures, to capture light and frame its landscape. Designed for a small family, the cabin makes the most our of its limited size, encouraging a comforting and warm interior atmosphere.

The cabin is constructed from CLT (cross laminated timber) with a stained timber façade.

04/07/2024

Fremtidens Bibliotek
Borgernes demokratiske væksthus

Vi har haft fornøjelsen af at få lov til at designe Fremtidens Bibliotek i Svendborg.

I tæt samarbejde med bibliotekets ledelse har vi udarbejdet et prospekt til udvidelse af de fysiske rammer med en multianvendelig tilbygning, som skal styrke bibliotekets mulighed for at arbejde med formidling og fællesskabende aktiviteter på nye måder.

Dette vil blive en tiltrængt udvidelse af bibliotekets offentligt tilgængelige areal og helt konkret gøre biblioteket synligt for kommunens borgere som en moderne ramme om aktiviteter, møder og arrangementer.

Tak til Projekt START, og for at støtte projektet.

27/04/2024

Flying over Iceland - From north east to south west

13/02/2024

Langeland - Skitse

03/02/2024

Interior - Victual room - Langeland

15/11/2023

We just received a building permit for this small one family house in Arnager, Bornholm.

We look so much forward to the building proces.

1. Model in scale 1:50
2. Material and colourpalette for the house.

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10/10/2023

Studio Heima 2.0

We are very happy to announce that we have moved our office to beautiful Svendborg, Fyn.

From here we will reboot and continue Studio Heima.

Our wish was to get closer to nature and have an even further focus on the values that are important to us. We bought an old thatched house from where we can continue our work with natural materials, transformation, colours and light.

We look forward to the next chapter.

Photo: .stine.albertsen

17/06/2023

Who is the architect?

Our studio has contributed with our reflection on who is the architect in this groundbreaking publication.

The publication is edited by and published by .

We are sure that the publication will encourage more discussions, projects and changes in the future.

13/04/2023

Kikkert hytterne
Our proposal for the Ole Rømer Observatorium in Århus - Science shelters.

The Science shelters are a primitive accommodations for 25-30 people - equivalent to a school class.

Thank you for the invitation and

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