We are thrilled to announce that our project for the Taronga Zoo’s Nocturnal House has been shortlisted for the prestigious (d)arc lighting design awards this

In 1973, the planning, design, and documentation phase of the architectural project for the New British library began. The British Library was the largest public

By the 1970s Steensen Varming had expanded beyond European borders as the Sydney Opera House brought the company to Australia, where we left a lasting

As we enter the second half of our 90th anniversary year, we continue to share our gratitude and celebrate this significant milestone with our valued

Healthcare has always been an important focus of our work, today and in the past. While our international expansion in the mid-60s was growing more

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