Prime minister Bjarni Benediktsson and the minister of culture and business affairs Lilja Alfreðsdóttir visited the construction site of the Museum of Natural History on the 27th of May. Also on site were representatives from the Icelandic Museum of Natural History, the Government Property Agency...
The online magazine Architizer has recently published it´s annual ranking for 2024 of the top ten architectural firms in Iceland. Yrki architects are among them. The post on Architizer can be found here....
The new headquarters of Deloitte were recently opened in Kópavogur. The interior planning and design is by Yrki architects....
Gunnar Ágústsson urbanist at Yrki architects presented the municipal development plan for Vopnafjörður until 2040 at a municipal meeting in Vopnafjörður on the 28th of February....
Yrki architects' proposal for the local plan for the old centre of the town of Vopnafjörður was approved by the local council on the 22nd of February. The local plan is based on Yrki architects' project for the conservation of the building heritage of Vopnafjörður....
Ásdís Águstsdóttir architect at Yrki architects took a seat in the jury for the invited competition for the design of a passenger terminal at Skarfabakki pier in the new port of Reykjavik. The competition was by the Associated Icelandic ports....
Yrki architects are among the five architectural firms that have been selected to participate in the competition for the design of the united headquarters of first responder and search and rescue offices in the greater Reykajvik area....
Braun Publishing has recently published the book Contemporary Architecture - masterpieces around the world. The book presents a collection of new architectural projects around the world, a.o. the sales houses at the old harbour in Reykjavík by Yrki architects....
Yrki architects are part of a team of designers, environmental engineers and investors who won the international Reinventing Cities competition 2021/2022 by C40 for the environmentally sound revitalization of the old pier and nearby surroundings in the suburb of Gufunes in Reykjavík. C40 is a...
Construction work on Nesstofa will soon resume after standing still for over a decade. Ásdís Ágústsdóttir and Sólveig Berg founded Yrki architects in 1997 as they won the competition for the design of the museum. Construction work started in 2009 and stopped soon afterwards. Hopefully,...