Over the years Gottlieb Paludan Architects have advised many different clients and developers with location surveys, feasibility studies, organizational and process consultancy and piloting of complex project pathways.

Gottlieb Paludan Architects won the competition to design the new shared storage facility for the Agency for Culture and Palaces in Frederikssund.

The new framework agreement includes architectural services in relation to the development of new stations and renovations, alterations and additions to existing Metro stations.

It has just been announced that Gottlieb Paludan Architects has been honoured with a prize in the international, open competition to design a new type of indoor bicycle parking facilities in Norway.

Make industrial agriculture sustainable! This is the vision of the development project ‘Greenhouse Pigs’ which is currently showcased at the Food Revolution 5.0 exhibition in Hamburg.

GPA, BDP and Art In Site are one of the three teams selected as winners of the first phase of the competition to design Copenhagen's new children's hospital, BørneRiget.

Värtaverket is among the finalists in no less than two categories at this year’s MIPIM Awards in Cannes. The Swedish biomass-fuelled CHP plant was a collaborative project, designed by Gottlieb Paludan Architects and the Swedish architectural company Urban Design.

Gottlieb Paludan Architects came in second in the competition to redesign an iconic Polish 1970s bus terminal.

At a ceremony in London last weekend, Gottlieb Paludan Architects was honoured to receive LEAF’s prestigious architectural award 2016 for BIO4, Copenhagen’s new biomass-fuelled CHP unit at the Amager Power Station.

On World Architecture Day, 3 October 2016, GPA invites you for a coffee, a guided tour and a chance to experience the unique lighting of Nørreport Station.

Gottlieb Paludan Architects (GPA) has won the design competition to produce Europe’s longest Bus Rapid Transit system. The winning proposal is an overall concept for the entire ambitious public infrastructure project, Bussveien (The Bus Route), in and around Stavanger in Norway. Bussveien, which is slated for completion around 2021, will be about 50 kilometres in total and have nearly 90 stops.

GPA is client consultant regarding a design competition to develop new affordable homes in the historic centre of Christiensfeld

The team of Gottlieb Paludan Architects and Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects have won the international competition to design the world's largest waste-to-energy plant, planned for construction in Shenzhen, China.

Located on the outskirts of Shenzhen, the waste-to-energy plant will incinerate 5,000 tonnes of waste per day, generating 550 million kWh every year. The client demands a strong architectural vision for the project that will give the city and the local residents an inviting public complex while also providing a platform for public education.

The European Convention for Constructional Steelwork has selected the new foot and cycle bridge in Odense as the winner of an Award of Merit for its outstanding and creative use of steel.

The City of Copenhagen has awarded Gottlieb Paludan Architects and COBE with this year’s ”Raise the bar-award” for the innovative bicycle parking solution at Nørreport Station.

This year's Nykredit Architecture Prize is awarded to Gottlieb Paludan Architects for their year-long contribution to Denmark's everyday built environment of industrial architecture.

Gottlieb Paludan Architects have been announced as one of the three winners of stage one in the two-stage architectural competition for design and masterplan for HOFOR’s new biomass combined-heat and power plant in Copenhagen.

GPA has been selected as one of the winners in the first phase of the design competition for ‘Denmark’s most beautiful climate adaptation solution’ in Middelfart on the island of Fyn. Our proposal, devised in cooperation with SNE Architects, 2+1 Idébureau, Via Trafik and the consultants Jan Støvring and Anna Lund, was praised for its pragmatic SUDS solutions and its appreciation of Middelfart’s existing qualities.

The utility company, Energiforsyningen, in the coastal town of Køge southwest of Copenhagen has decided to create a future-proof water house which will combine the production of clean drinking water with research, learning and play with water. Following a project competition, the members of the consultancy team have been nominated: Krüger will be the full-service adviser, while Gottlieb Paludan Architects and EKJ Rådgivende Ingeniører will be the sub-consultants in charge of planning and producing the preliminary drawings for the project.