Casper is specialized in sustainability, human settlement architecture, strategy, and experimentation. Holding an MA in Architecture from the Royal Danish Academy – Architecture, Design and Conservation, Casper is also trained in restoration of heritage and listed building. His core competencies lie in sketching and development of projects and strategies, as well as designing and detailing of construction.
Additionally, Casper is skilled in construction processes, including project oversight, management, scheduling and budgeting, honing these skills through multiple completed projects.

Casper’s passion for cultural heritage and the use of natural materials, simple solutions and good craftmanship where detailed work is the focus, allows him to create designs that work within the existing situation and work towards cohesive and aesthetic solutions.
Casper’s approach to design challenges traditional thinking and allows for experimentation and innovation. His designs incorporate his love and understanding of nature and landscape, allowing him to create durable and concordant buildings and spaces. Moreover, he has a keen understanding of materials and how to use them, allowing him to take part in the processes of construction.

Influenced by a childhood spent exploring historic structures and quaint fishing villages on the Danish Island, Bornholm, Casper’s love of fine craftmanship, heritage buildings and traditional construction remain at the forefront of his design strategy. Casper focuses on creating an enduring connection between nature, landscape, and design, as well as employing durable solutions.

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Aldis is a qualified architect in both Iceland and Denmark, holding an MA from the Royal Danish Academy – Architecture, Design and Conservation, where she honed her specialisation in cultural heritage, transformation, and restoration. She further has a degree in interior design from the Lorenzo de Medici Art Institute in Florence, Italy.
Fascinated by how architecture and its surroundings affect humans, Aldis utilises a phenomenological approach when designing. Her understanding of the interplay between humans, the senses and their surroundings allows her to further the dialogue that exists between humans and architecture.

Hailing from Iceland, Aldis grew up captivated by the symbiosis that can exist between buildings and nature. Her exploration of her home country cultivated her interest and passion for natural materials and sustainable construction techniques that pay homage and partner well with the surrounding nature.
Aldis’ love of cultural heritage and restoration, coupled with her passion for sustainable and natural materials and interplay between constructed spaces and nature, allows her to create a cohesive design that reflects both its surroundings, and the clients wishes.

Aldis’ core competencies lie in the intersection of cultural heritage, transformation, restoration, and interior design with a focus on valuation, analysis, research, concept development and designing. Her expert knowledge of surfaces, material usage, acoustics, lighting, and fixtures allows for her to create a cohesive and experience-based architectural experience. Aldis utilizes her combined skillsets and educational background to create new spaces whilst enacting sustainable actions.

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Jim is a qualified British architect and began his studies in the UK before pursuing his MA in Architecture at the Royal Danish Academy. As well as being a practicing architect, Jim is interested in architecture education, and has tutored within undergraduate programmes in England.

Growing up in rural England nurtured a fascination for nature and the human connection to it. This fascination has informed his design process. He has a keen interest in the vernacular and the “rural condition” as well as learning and implementing building traditions to maintain the dignity of the building.

Jim has a hands-on approach and has attended courses in lime-plaster conservation and visited Japan to study traditional carpentry techniques. Passionate about sustainable architecture and conservation, Jim designs with robust, maintainable, and natural materials to create long-lasting and impactful project. His understanding of materials and how to use them has served him well on his experiences from large complex conservation projects to smaller-scale projects, such as domestic extensions.

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