Welcome to UiWE

UiWE have been chosen to design temporary urban spaces in the new neighbourhood of Carlsberg with architectural office Keinicke & Overgaard and a team consisting of Primus Arkitekter and Streeetmovement. Our project aims to turn this unique old industrial area into places where you feel welcome, at home and encouraged to both hang out and be active. The first of three squares is expected to open by the end of June.

UiWE has been invited to propose a design of temporary urban spaces in the new copenhagen neighbourhood Carlsberg as a part of a team with architectural offic Keinicke & Overgaard. The aim of the competion is to open up the unique old industrial area to the public and enhance urban life, cultural expression and street sports. The project is a joint venture between Realdania, Lokale- og Anlægsfonden (The Danish Foundation for Culture and Sports Facilities), Carlsberg and København Kommune (the city of Copenhagen).

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UiWe has completed the OPS_09 workshop and process for Erhvervs- og Byggestyrelsen (Danish Enterprise and Construction Authority). See the film from the workshop and read the initiatives at the OPS_09 blog www.ops09.dk. The workshop results are to inspire the future work with government strategy for public-private collaboration.

UiWe is conducting a survey to establish an idea of the cultural habits of the target group expecting to visit a new cultural offer in Hornbæk. The suvey is in danish and will only take you 5 minutes. Thank you
Take survey!

Styrelsen for Bibliotek og Medier (Agency for Libraries and Media) invites UiWe to
join a task group working to propose new partnerships for libraries.

The group is a part of a project launched by Kulturministeriet (The Minestry of Culture) aiming to rethinking the role of libraries in the knowledge society.

About Udvalget om folkebibliotekerne i vidensamfundet

UiWe begins the second phase of research, planning and idea development for a cultural hub in the renowned Danish summer town Hornbæk, North Sealand. Second phase includes designing a process with creative, commercial and local actors aiming at creating a concept truly fit for the site and the town.

The results from first phase was compiled in a 50 page publication.

UiWe is collaborating with architecture collective MKL on the exhibition “Zoom on the boom – seven samples of Chinese cities under change”. The exhibition is based on the team’s spring trip to Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta.

The project is supported by The Danish Ministry of Culture and the Danish Arts Foundation.

Uiwe is developing a concept and strategy for a new cultural hub in Hornbæk, North Sealand, to be situated on a spectacular site by the water.

First phase includes research of cultural turism and  potentials of local rebranding.