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,...
In its latest edition, Flakk - the radio show on architecture and planning hosted by Lísa Pálsdóttir - featured an interview with Sólveig Berg from Yrki architects on the C40 competition. Yrki architects were part of the team led by Þorpið Vistfélag that won the...
The electrical company Landsnet organizes a trip to Hólasandslína 3 power line on the 30th of September. Part of the trip is a stopover at the Hólasandur electrical substation that Yrki architects designed in collaboration with Hnit consulting engineers. The visit is part of the...
The BREEAM assessment of the patient hotel on the premises of the National University Hospital of Iceland has been finalised. The rating for the fully fitted patient hotel is "excellent"....
In 2020 the city of Reykjavík invited five teams to design proposals for the urban planning on the future road tunnel projects over Miklabraut and Sæbraut roads. The urban planning and transport council of the city of Reykjavík has chosen Yrki architects's proposal, in collaboration...
Yrki architects were shortlisted for the World Architecture Festival 2021 Small Projects Prize Only for the six ticket houses at the old harbour in Reykjavík....
Dario Nunez Salazar, the lighting designer of the ticket houses at Ægisgarður, was recently awarded the BBB Gold award by the British BuiltBackBetter initiative for innovation in the built environment....
Yrki architects have presented to the municipality of Akureyri their proposal for five residential terrace houses at Tónatröð-street in Akureyri. The project is in collaboration with SS Byggir contractors. The post on Visir.is can be seen here....
The newspaper Fréttablaðið published an article on the ticket houses at the old harbour that have been short-listed for the Icelandic Design Award 2021. The article features an interview with Yngvi Sigurjónsson architect who supervised the project at Yrki architects. The web edition of the...