This image is kind of unique university architecture that can be as your inspiration. The new buildings rise up from the ground and provide spaces which articulate the fusion of outdoor landscape and indoor exhibition. This active ground modulates according to program and location in the park. The endpoints of the buildings blur the line between building and park by offering inside-out spaces as display areas and projection surfaces related to the temporary exhibitions inside. Silhouettes, as groups of land formations, define the unique newly programmed horizon line of Danfoss Universe.

This building located at a science park in Denmark. mixed by agricultural landscape of Nordborg looked as natural building. J. MAYER H. Architects as an architect will be build for second phase includes an exhibition building and restaurant also will be add as scientific experiments.

Danfoss Universe is a 5.5 hectar science museum park embedded in the agricultural landscape of Nordborg, next to the founder’s home and the Danfoss HQ. Here children and adults gain knowledge through games and learn about the forces of nature, the world of science, and new technologies.

The two new additions to the park, the Cumulus exhibition building (curiosity center) and a cafeteria (food factory), extends the park into the winter months by enclosing spaces for exhibitions and scientific experiments.
The Cumulus exhibition building’s cloud-like roofscape, thus the name, is repeated in the cafeteria building.

Danfoss is a producer of components for refrigeration, airconditioning & heating. Danfoss was founded in 1933.
Architects: J. MAYER H. Architects
Location: Nordborg, Denmark
Client: Danfoss Universe, Nordborg, Denmark
Project Team: Juergen Mayer H., Marcus Blum, Thorsten Blatter, Andre Santer, Alessandra Raponi
Design Year: 2005-2006
Construction Year: 2006-2007
Constructed Area: Cafeteria_500 sqm / Curiosity Center_1,200 sqm
Architect on site: Hallen & Nordby
Technical Consultant: Carl Bro
Budget: US $3.86 million
Photographs: J. Mayer H.