The International Day of Light is an annual, global initiative celebrating light and the role it plays in science, culture and art, education, and sustainable

In 1964, Steensen Varming joined friend and renowned architect Arne Jacobsen in designing the St Catherine’s College in Oxford, England, providing mechanical and electrical engineering

Encouraged by architects such as Sir Basil Spence, in 1957 Steensen Varming’s international expansion continued with the establishment of a London practice. This marked the

The recent refurbishment of the Hunterian Museum in London was a significant undertaking, involving the development of new museum spaces covering approximately 500m2. The project

Steensen Varming was well underway with its international expansion in the 1950s, but smaller local projects were no less special to the company. One such

After the end of World War II, there was a surge in construction projects across Europe, as nations sought to rebuild their infrastructure and economies.

At Steensen Varming we are always ‘Looking Forward’, pushing our projects and ourselves to do, and be better. The integrity of what we do is

At Steensen Varming, we believe in doing good work with good people for good reasons. But we don’t settle for just being good – we

“500 Women in Property”, a campaign by Property Council of Australia, is aimed at supporting and promoting women in the property and construction industry. The

In the heart of Aarhus, Denmark, stands the Aarhus City Hall, a stunning masterpiece of functionalist architecture. The buildings striking design is the result of

Steensen Varming have throughout this week celebrated International Women’s Day and will continue the celebration of female empowerment throughout the month in acknowledging Women’s History

In continuing the International Women’s Day celebration and acknowledging Women’s History Month, we introduce Katrín who has been with Steensen Varming for a year as