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We design and sometimes build houses, spaces and objects. @mads.vagn @frederiklykkeberg

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We have a new website! Go check it out <3 by @antenna_works

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Summer has ended and so has our season of building with friends and collaborators. Thank you to all who contributed. Pictures from Roskilde Festival, CHART and Adidas pop-up at Brigade. Now it is time for us to focus on other projects, until we put on the working gear once again. by @antenna_works

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Vi søger en arkitektstuderende til foråret. Send dit CV og portfolio til info@antenna-works.dk <3 by @antenna_works

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MOMUS, 2026

This informal stage and social installation is set within the Backstage Village at Roskilde Festival. With its monumental volume and theatrical silhouette, it forms a space for gathering, conversation and performance. Visitors are invited to participate, linger and mingle. The structure is built from timber and clad with plywood and translucent panels made from discarded drinking cups collected at previous Roskilde Festivals. Through this transformation, festival waste is given new life and becomes part of a circular story.

Balancing the monumental and the playful, the ceremonial and the informal, the installation reflects Antenna Works’ approach to architecture as a social practice that brings people together through shared experiences and participation.

Thanks to @fluggerofficial for the generous paint sponsorship, @smallrevolution.dk for producing the recycled plastic panels, and to @roskildefestival for inviting us to collaborate. by @antenna_works

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Dive into the inspiration and process behind ‘Pantomime’ – winner of the 2026 edition of CHART Public 🎪🏵️

Following an open call competition in the spring, ‘Pantomime’ by Mads Vagn Jacobsen (@mads.vagn), Frederik Lykkeberg Larsen (@frederiklykkeberg) from @antenna_works & Oliver Sundqvist (@o.sundqvist).

Hear interviews with the winning team, Julie Quotrup Silbermann (@juliesilbermann), Director CHART and Peter Bur Andersen (@peterburandersen), part of this year’s Jury, as they reflect on the important role that Pantomime as a total installation in the heart of Copenhagen, setting the tone for guests at CHART 2026.

Our warmest thanks go out to this year’s jury: Kim Lenschow (@kimlenschow), Founder of Office Kim Lenschow, Peter Bur Andersen (@peterburandersen), Founder and Creative Director of @briqgroup, and Katrine Morel (@katrine_morel), Head of Architecture & Spatial Design at @surfaceclub_eu, and Project manager for CHART Public.

CHART Public is made possible by the generous support of @koebenhavnskommune, @detobelskefamiliefond, @augustinusfonden, @statenskunstfond and Knud Højgaards Fond who all generously contributed to the production of CHART Public.

🎥 Joakim Züger @jzuger / @barskprojects by @antenna_works

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Antenna Works in print. Out now @rum_id by @antenna_works

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CHART Public welcomes Pantomime 🎭 a theatrical installation inside the courtyards at Charlottenborg.

For the second time, CHART Public combines an immersive staging at Charlottenborg with the Public Programme of performances and live music. Earlier in the spring we sent out an open-call for innovative stagings with a distinct wow-factor.

Reimagining the courtyards at Charlottenborg as a total installation, the winning team behind Pantomime has proposed an inspiring scenography that will set the stage for CHART 2026. Like a circus arriving in the city, Pantomime draws on a theatrical tradition turning Charlottenborg’s courtyards into an open, continuous stage where visitors are invited to step into the role of performer.

The team behind Pantomime includes architects Mads Vagn Jacobsen (@mads.vagn) & Frederik Lykkeberg Larsen (@frederiklykkeberg) from Antenna Works (@antenna_works) in collaboration with artist Oliver Sundqvist (@o.sundqvist)

Special thanks to this year’s competition jury, Kim Lenschow (@kimlenschow), Peter Bur Andersen (@peterburandersen), and Katrine Morel (@katrine_morel)

CHART Public is made possible by the generous support of Københavns Kommune (@koebenhavnskommune), Det Obelske Familiefond (@detobelskefamiliefond), Augustinus Fonden (@augustinusfonden), Statens Kunstfond (@statenskunstfond), 15. Juni Fonden and Knud Højgaards Fond who all generously contributed to the production of CHART Public.

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Photos by @jzuger by @antenna_works

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Under construction by @antenna_works

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CHART Public Winner Announcement! 🎪 After reviewing submissions from designers, architects, scenographers and artists from across the Nordics, the jury invited 3 finalist teams to present their ideas, before selecting 1 winner:

• ‘Pantomime’ by Mads Vagn Jacobsen (@mads.vagn), Frederik Lykkeberg Larsen (@frederiklykkeberg) from @antenna_works & Oliver Sundqvist (@o.sundqvist) 🏵️

Reimagining the courtyards at Charlottenborg as a total installation, the team behind Pantomime has proposed an inspiring scenography that will set the stage for CHART 2026.

Pantomime draws on a theatrical tradition rooted in gesture, exaggeration, and collective spectacle, turning Charlottenborg’s courtyards into an open, continuous stage. Like a circus arriving in the city, the installation temporarily occupies the courtyard, transforming it into a stage for collective experience.

The jury has also selected 2 teams who they would like to give honourable mentions to:

• ‘Sisters’ by Áron Koch (@kh_aron), Robert Olsson (@robbearth), Charles Palmborg (@charliepalmborg) & Maciej Rojek (@maciejrrojek)

• ‘A space of borrowed gravity’ by Victor Hauerslev Munch (@victormunch) & Jacob Billesbølle (@_blurkid_)

CHART Public is made possible by the generous support of @koebenhavnskommune, @detobelskefamiliefond, @augustinusfonden, @statenskunstfond and Knud Højgaards Fond who all generously contributed to the production of CHART Public.

Our warmest thanks go out to this year’s jury:
• Kim Lenschow (@kimlenschow), Founder of Office Kim Lenschow

• Peter Bur Andersen (@peterburandersen), Founder and Creative Director of @briqgroup

• Katrine Morel (@katrine_morel), Head of Architecture & Spatial Design at @surfaceclub_eu, and Project manager for CHART Public

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• Pantomime by Mads Vagn Jacobsen, Frederik Lykkeberg Larsen & Oliver Sundqvist
• Illustration by Jörg Kölderer in 1502–1508 for Maximiliani König Zeughauss
• Marcel Marceau in an advert for LU in 1988, portrayed as his iconic character “Bip the Clown”. Photo by Marc Riboud.
• Sisters by Áron Koch, Robert Olsson, Charles Palmborg & Maciej Rojek
• A space of borrowed gravity by Victor Hauerslev Munch & Jacob Billesbølle by @antenna_works

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Blonde Inc. HQ, 2021. Spatial transformation from glaziers workshop to office space.

In collaboration with @celestemaffiatrolle by @antenna_works

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9 months ago

Maglemosevej, 2026.

A 1941 row house by the one and only Mogens Lassen is about to undergo a comprehensive renovation, including a new spatial layout and custom-built interiors. The existing attic will be transformed into a new living level, connected by a custom staircase. Construction is about to begin, and we look forward to sharing the process as it unfolds. by @antenna_works

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Reduced, 2025. Spatial design and custom-made furniture for their new office space.

As part of the refurbishment of @reduced_foods new office space, we designed and built a series of furniture pieces that unify the project through shared forms, construction principals and colours. Developed on a minimal budget, the furniture is based on stock retail dimensions (pine shelves from a budget hardware store) and simplified construction methods, allowing for efficient fabrication with little to no material waste.

Inspired by Enzo Mari’s Autoprogettazione series, the pieces can be built using only non–machine-driven tools and are intended as open-source designs that anyone can construct and enjoy. by @antenna_works

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