Arkitektens Forlag (DK)
Established in 1949 as an independent commercial foundation, we have a long history of publishing the works of the most innovative architects, designers and thinkers in Denmark. With publications on architects such as Arne Jacobsen and the first edition of Life between Buildings by Jan Gehl, the Danish Architectural Press played an important role in shaping the history of Danish design and architecture.
The focus of current publications lays on global issues relevant to Danish architecture, including climate and sustainability, the challenges of urbanisation and the impact of technology on architects and designers. Our aim is to publish books of the highest quality and push the boundaries of architectural and design thought, inspiring architects, designers, and the general public about the potential of architecture and design to shape our world.
Frederiksgade 1, 3.th
København K, 1265, Denmark
Curated for
CHART
For CHART Book & Print Fair 2026, Danish Architectural Press will present a series of recent publications made in collaboration with graphic studios including Alexis Mark, Stanza and others, including Thoravej 29, We Co-create Our City, Someone Breaks Into a House and Lives There as Long as Possible, In Transformation, DR Concert Hall, Houses Like Us, Critical Coast, Making Matter What Too Often Does Not Matter, and many more.
Jakob Kolding: Someone Breaks Into a House and Lives There as Long as Possible, 2026
Sidse Martens Gudmand-Høyer, Karen Olesen, Tom Nielsen, Inge Vestergaard, Kari Moseng, Birgitte Geert Jensen, Rune Chr. Bach: Gellerup, 2021
Adam Dickinson & Søren Pihlmann: Making Matter What Too Often Does Not Matter, 2025
Søren Pihlmann and Kristoffer Lindhardt Weiss: Thoravej 29, 2025
