Welcome to Louise Augusta Krogh, History Student, University of Copenhagen, Junior Interpreter at Kvorning Design as per October 2019.

Congratulations, Næstved Storcenter, Denmark, on the 30th anniversary! Kvorning Design & Communication creates the jubilee exhibit,  JOURNEY IN TIME. Politics and the world, film, music, sports, culture, design and fashion from 1989 to today! Four zones present icons from the four decades in question in the shopping mall.

Photo credit: Lise Staubo, CBRE Denmark

Kvorning Design & Communication have created LEGO Brand Heritage exhibitions for the renowned Danish toy brand since 2006.

At LEGO Idea House, Lego’s first production site in the heart of Billund, Denmark, visitors learn about the family behind the business, the business itself and its industrial heritage through 85 years.

Welcome to architect Petteri Salokannel; Senior Exhibition Designer at Kvorning Design as per September 2019.

Welcome to Patricia Forbert; Senior Graphic Designer at Kvorning Design as per September, 2019.

Kvorning Design & Communication has created a LEGO® Star Wars™ exhibition in the LEGO Idea House in Billund, Denmark, in co-operation with the LEGO Group’s historical team and the LEGO Star Wars design team.

The exhibition is a turnkey solution.

Kvorning Design and Bright Norway create the winner concept for the new Hurtigruten Museum at Stokmarknes in Vesterålen in Norway.

Since 1983, Hurtigruten has been an integral part of life in northern Norway, tying cities and communities together, carrying goods and people over the nation’s number one highway: The ocean.

Brynjar Pettersen, Department Director, Vesterålen, Museum Nord, representing project owner Museum Nord and Lina Vibe, Head of Unit, Hurtigruten Museum in Museum Nord and Project Manager, Museum Nord, comment the winner concept –

‘After a thorough and good process we feel convinced that Kvorning/Bright delivered the best exhibition concept for the new Hurtigruten Museum that is planned to open in 2020. We look forward to the co-operation, fully aware that the coming year will be extremely exciting!’

Lind arkitektur and Multiconsult created the winner concept for the new building that will house the new museum.

The turn key exhibition was won in international competition.

The consortium Bright Norway and Kvorning Design & Communication win turnkey exhibition for Museum Hurtigruten, Norway, in international competition.

For more than 100 years, Hurtigruten has been an integral part of life in northern Norway, tying cities and communities together, carrying goods and people over the ocean.

The Museum Hurtigruten is located in Stokmarknes. The city of founder of Hurtigruten, Richard With. The museum is part of Museum Nord.

Kvorning’s summer trip to Skovtårnet and Paradehuset Orangery, Gisselfeld Abbey!

Kvorning Design & Communication creates exhibition for the new Norwegian experience and science centre, The Norwegian Jekt Trade Museum. The centre conveys the heritage of jekt shipping and is located in Bodø in north-western Norway.

Arne Kvorning says –

‘Rintala Eggertsson Architects’ beautiful and balanced architecture and Kvorning Design’s interactive exhibition melt fine together. In many ways, the final exhibition looks like the sketch project we developed many years ago. A Gesamtkunstwerk, I am tempted to say – architecture, exhibition, contents and story’.

The Norwegian Jekt Trade Museum opened on 22 June 2019.

Kvorning won the turn key solution in international competition.

Eider duck islands / UNESCO World Heritage. National romanticism. Norwegian coastal history. The climate challenge. Several interesting exhibitions by Kvorning Design & Communication opening in Norway this week – one opened in May!

13 June: Vega UNESCO World Heritage Center, Vega – main exhibition

15 June: Sorenskrivergården, Nes in Hallingdal – exhibition concept about romanticist painter Hans Gude

22 June: Norwegian Jekt-Trade Museum, Bodø – sketch and main project for national experience and knowledge center (photo)

Last month – 7 May – Norwegian Petroleum Museum, Stavanger, opened ‘Climate for change’ – permanent exhibition

All exhibitions were won in international competition.