Czech-Swedish studio based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The studio was established on the basis of several successes in architectural competitions and winning the international competition for the Museum of Forest Finn Culture in Norway, where their design won first prize among more than 200 projects. They appeared with their installation Victoria Pragensis in the public space of Václav Havel Square in front of the National Theater in Prague. The installation was to draw attention to the importance of greenery in urban space in an interactive and playful manner. The installation received a honourable mention from the Czech Chamber of Architects and was nominated for the Czech Architecture Prize.
