BUILD Q1 2025 Based in Copenhagen, Blichfeldt Arkitekter offers impartial professional advice and construction management to public and private developers. We find out more about the firm and its innovative approach as it is recognised in the Design & Build Awards 2025. Eminent architect consultancy Blichfeldt Arkitekter is owned by healing architecture expert, Bo Blichfeldt, and operated in partnership with Axel Rosendal's design studio, in close collaboration with the facility company Anderson, Loran & Hvas. This collaboration gives the company a wide range of skills, enabling it to handle highly specialised construction tasks during the construction project itself as well as contribute with future advice, maintenance and renovation. As an architect in Copenhagen, the mission of Blichfeldt Arkitekter is to design Danish and Scandinavian architecture to optimise awareness and to support people in general and spaces that inspire, heal, and sustain life. The firm aims to create meaningful environments where beauty, balance, and purpose come together, ensuring both functionality and aesthetic appeal. With core values based on sustainability, innovation, collaboration and human wellbeing, The company differentiates itself with its ability to seamlessly blend sustainability, functionality, and emotional resonance in architectural design for people, integrating global inspirations, such as Buddhist Feng Shui principles, with local cultural relevance, creating spaces that are not only visually stunning but also deeply meaningful and harmonious. “Our unique selling point is our expertise in healing architecture and energy optimisation,” Bo tells us. “Combining these with certifications in passive house design. This holistic approach ensures his work stands the test of time by addressing both environmental and human needs.” To maintain this edge, the firm stays forward-thinking, continually innovating, and drawing on global traditions while mentoring emerging talent to keep its approach fresh and relevant. The architecture industry has seen a growing emphasis on the environment, energy-efficient designs, and human-centred spaces in recent years, these trends align perfectly with Blichfeldt Arkitekter's philosophy and expertise. The adoption of technologies for energy optimisation, such as passive house design, has been a significant development. Additionally, the increased focus on holistic design approaches, including concepts like healing architecture, has provided opportunities for the firm to shine as a leader in these areas. Bo’s certification in passive house design and his expertise in sustainable architecture have positioned the firm at the forefront of these trends, and the global recognition of holistic design principles has allowed the firm to gain traction internationally, as evidenced by projects like the Buddhist temple in Minnesota. Of course, the industry is not without its challenges and, as sustainability becomes a mainstream expectation, maintaining a unique position requires constant innovation and staying ahead of industry norms. Also, the need to balance global inspiration with local regulations and cultural nuances requires adaptability and expertise. “Overall, these developments have strengthened Blichfeldt Arkitekter’s market position,” Bo elaborates. “Leveraging the firm’s pioneering expertise in sustainable and healing design to navigate challenges and capitalise on opportunities.” In order to remain at the forefront of the industry, Blichfeldt Arkitekter has ambitious innovation goals. These include: technological integration and expanding the use of advanced energy optimisation tools and technologies to refine sustainable designs further; global collaboration and partnering with international experts to explore new cultural and architectural concepts that enrich its design philosophy; education and mentorship to strengthen its role as a hub for emerging talent by offering more mentorship opportunities and fostering a collaborative environment; and finally, healing architecture expansion and deepening the application of healing architecture principles to a wider range of projects, including commercial, residential, and public spaces. Recently, in recognition of its steadfast commitment to sustainability and cultural initiatives, the firm clinched the prestigious title of Most Person-Centred Architecture Practice 2025 – Denmark in the Design & Build Awards 2025. As the future beckons, Bo and the team are dedicated to ensuring that the firm continues to focus its efforts on sustainable projects, landmark renovations, and the exploration of culturally significant designs that integrate the global principles of Feng Shui into local architectural solutions. Contact: Bo Blichfeldt Company: Blichfeldt & FenghShui Arkitekter Web Address: https://blichfeldt-arkitekter.dk Changing Lives with Architecture
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