Dorte Mandrup

For International Women's Day

More visibility for women in architecture: To mark International Women's Day, which is celebrated annually on 8 March, the Detail editorial team presents eight remarkable female architects of our time.

The singularity of place

At the Aedes Achitekturforum Berlin, a new exhibition will present the interrelationship between place and architecture in the works of Dorte Mandrup.

Exhibition at Copenhagen’s DAC

The Women in Architecture exhibition at the Danish Architecture Center in Copenhagen counteracts the invisibility of women in architecture and presents works by Danish and contemporary female architects.

Dorte Mandrup’s visitor centre rises lightly from the West Greenlandic landscape. There are practical reasons behind its lightness.

Dorte Mandrup’s studio has won the design competition for a new Arctic attraction known as The Whale in the Norwegian village of Andenes.

An installation by Dorte Mandrup for the 16th Venice Architecture Biennale brings the Arctic cold into the Arsenale.

The children's day care centre embedded in the dune foreshore of Råå forms a conspicuously inconspicuous silhouette against the green and sand-coloured setting of the small Swedish fishing village.

The Danish Maritime Museum by BIG is awarded with the Jury's Prize. The winner of the Readers' Prize was the Kwel Kah Baung Migrant Learning Center by a.gor.a architects from Thailand.