New Self Pick-up at the Archipress M office! Come by and have a look around. You can choose your favorite books, pay directly and safe 10% + get a free bag! Visit us at Filmby 21, 8000 Århus every Monday from 12:00 – 15:00. We are looking forward to seeing you!
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‘‘…the interplay between context, building and its space in a correlation between synthesis and work…this has characterized Nordic architecture for more than a millennium.’’ Martin Kallesø. Architect, Owner of Martin Kallesø Arkitekter. Quote from the article ‘Nordic Space, Daylight and Nature’ written by Martin Kallesø. The full article is in our publication News in Nordic […]
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Increased tourism creates opportunities for unique architectural projects in the Icelandic fjords. Complimenting the calm nature of the Icelandic fjord, the new visitor center provides both a place for social gatherings for citizens as well as an area for the tourists to catch a glimpse at the famous puffins and enjoy the unique nature. Regional […]
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‘‘To us sustainability is a natural parameter equal to all other requirements. Requirements for sustainability force us to find new ways of building and we see it as a fantastic privilege allowing us to think out-of-the-box. It always provides new opportunities for the development of our cities and buildings in a positive sense.’’ Peer […]
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“The black curved shells, the orange sauce and green parsley are a symphony for the eyes and for the palate. My father gave me the recipe when I was a child. But there are many variants around the Adriatic coast. And perhaps also in the small houses around the Church of the Holy Cross in […]
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Archipress M wishes you a new year with full of happiness. Following up the great impressions and cheerful times of the Year 2019, Archipress M is ready to begin another adventure and bring new ideas and inspirations to you. We believe, the New Year 2020 will be a bundle of new opportunities to perform and […]
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“A rustic and tasty soup like something you could eat in Italian country houses, where the houses are terracotta coloured with rustic stone and grey stone cornices around windows and doors.”
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