Located on the island of Strynø in the archipelago of Southern Funen, The Smack and Nature Centre opened to the public on 22 April 2016.
Kvorning Design & Communication’s winning concept, ‘Above the islands and the sea’ is a thematic abstraction, which functions as a stepping stone into the nature and the cultural landscape. On a turnkey contract Kvorning has delivered the permanent exhibition which prepare youngsters as well as adults for intriguing experiences indoors as well as outdoors.
Along with the UK and Japan, Denmark has been invited to exhibit selected design items at the biennale Creative Expo Taiwan. In the beautiful setting of Taipei the tree countries will have their own exhibition space in which they can present major designs which have inspired and still are inspiring domestic as well as international audiences.
Design denmark and Kvorning Design & Communication have worked with Thomas Dickson, Pil Bredahl and Troels Seidenfaden to form the thematic exhibition of contemporary and classic Danish design masterpieces with the suitable title “REFLECTIONS of Danish design”.
On 6 April 2016 The Maritime Culture Centre Mariagerfjord at Hobro Harbour opened with speeches and celebrations.
Along with Hobro Shipyard it sets a unique scene for the dissemination of the Danish maritime cultural heritage and the local wooden shipbuilding since the age of Harald Bluetooth.
Kvorning Design & Communication has provided the means of communication – indoor and outdoor signage, lighting etc.
Müller+Kvorning and the rest of the European GM Client Team receive the highest award at the conclusion of the events – The Arcadis MNC Development Award for 2015. Main factors in being awarded this honor is that the GM team has provided services for GM in all geographies from all our business lines …’, Arcadis US explains.
Congratulations, Müller+Kvorning – Congratulations, Aiste, Maj, Stig and Arne!
Horsens Prison Museum, Horsens Museum and Kvorning Design & Communication have been shortlisted for this years’s Museums + Heritage Awards / The International Awards category. Award Show 18 May 2016 in London.
The Danish Prison Museum in Horsens and partners Kvorning Design & Communication and AV-HUSET win prestigious international InAVation Award 2016 as Best Visitor Attraction due to the museum’s brilliant storytelling.
Using advanced AV-technology the exhibition gives visitors a unique opportunity to follow 10 authentic identities – former inmates and prison officers – and learn the stories about their life on the inside. RFID-technology, animations, lights, sounds and lots of analogue effects form genuine experiences for youngsters and grown-ups while offering a rare opportunity to get a glimpse of an unknown world.
The InAVation Awards’ 10th. price giving ceremony took place at ISE 2016 trade show in Amsterdam on the 9. February, 2016.
Another digital publication for Museum Insider, London is born. For some years now Kvorning Design & Communication have designed several publications for Museum Insider as well as their website. Most recently LOOKING AHEAD, which gives a fascinating insight into what is happening at British and Irish museums the next years. New amazing projects to be funded and realized.
We are moving to 71 Queen Victoria Street, London EC4V 4BE, UK on 29 February, 2016.
As of June 1. 2015 Kvorning Design & Communication is registered as a limited company. New VAT no. is 37248819. The change of business structure is part of the bureau’s international growth strategy. Copenhagen (1992), Beijing (2010), London (2011), Oslo (2013) and plans for setting up in Stockholm in 2016. Ownership, team and focus on exhibition design, graphics and interior design remains the same as it has been during the bureau’s assignments in more than 50 countries around the world.
Kvorning Design & Communication wins the assignment of a draft project and the main communication concept for the forthcoming Norwegian experience and science centre ‘Anna Karoline’ – Norsk jektefartsmuseum. The centre will convey the heritage of Norwegian jekt shipping and will be located by the Bodø lake in north-western Norway.
For more than 400 years the jekt was an important freight vessel for local tradesmen and its wide body and sails witness of the local boatbuilding traditions of the coast stretching from Vestlandet and northwards. The world’s only remaining Nordlandsjekt ‘Anna Karoline’ will form a central part in the dissemination of the Norwegian jekt shipping heritage.
The draft project will be realized in the beginning of 2016 and the main project will be developed as Rintala Eggertsson Arkitekter, Oslo, finalizes the blueprints for the stunning buildings.
The experience and science centre will be completed during the Spring of 2018.