Kvorning ApS wins competition regarding a feasibility study of Lofotakvariet for Museum Nord and SKREI Eiendom, Norway.
Lofotakvariet is part of the new large museum project SKREI at Lofoten, Norway, where construction of the main building, Otolitten, is well underway. Kvorning’s international winning team includes Danish animal welfare experts, Norwegian architects, and Australian aquarium technologists as sub-consultants.

Project Manager Jens-Henrik Andersen, SKREI, states:

“We are very happy to have such a skilled partner as Kvorning on board, with high expertise in exhibition design and practical experience with aquariums. We look forward to exploring the possibilities for the further development of Lofotakvariet together. The feasibility study runs in parallel with the construction of SKREI, which is set to open in 2026. In collaboration with Kvorning, we look forward to creating an aquarium that is a great place for fish, animals, visitors, and staff – and that enhances the communication of the fascinating life in the Lofoten Archipelago.”