Sigurd Larsen

Sigurd Larsen is a Berlin-based architect and founder of Sigurd Larsen Design & Architecture, an award-winning studio established in 2010. The practice focuses on contemporary and sustainable architecture, with completed projects including houses, hotels, and public buildings across Europe and the U.S., in locations such as Germany, Denmark, Austria, France, Greece, and New York.

Recent highlights include the Michelberger Farm hotel and The Lake House sports and seminar center in Berlin. Larsen’s work is known for reinterpreting vernacular architecture with a modern, climate-responsive approach. His designs have been featured in international publications and exhibited at the Venice Biennale.

He is also a professor at Berlin International University of Applied Sciences and has worked with leading firms like OMA, MVRDV, COBE, and Topotek1. Larsen holds a Master’s degree from The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and is a member of BDA and Architektenkammer Berlin.