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The Danish Association of Architects (Danish: Akademisk Arkitektforening, abbreviated to AA), is an independent professional body for architects in Denmark.




History


The Danish Association of Architects was founded at the initiative of L. A. Petersen on 21 November 1879. The principal aim was to advance and promote architectural quality by influencing planning and design of the physical environment in the widest possible context.
Between 1951 and 2004, the Danish Association of Architects was part of the umbrella organisation National Association of Danish Architects (Danish: Danske Arkitekters Landsforbund/Akademisk Arkitektforening; DAL/AA). In 2004, DAL/AA was demerged into the Danish Association of Architects, the Danish Union of Architects, and the industry organisation Arkitekters Råd (now Danske Arkitektvirksomheder).




Building


The association is based in the former rectory of the Reformed Church in Copenhagen. The building is located in the street Åbenrå. It was acquired by the property investment company Karberghus and put through a renovation in 2014. AA was formerly based in the Architects' House in Strandgade, Christianshavn.




Presidents of Akademisk Arkitektforening/Danske Arkitekters Landsforbund



1886-18??: P.V. Ditlevsen (?)
1897-1900 Albert Jensen
1902-1904 Axel Berg
1904-1907 Andreas Clemmensen
1907-1909 Axel Berg (again)
1909-1913 Anton Rosen
1913-1917 Kristoffer Varming
1919-1922 Henning Hansen
1922-1924 Carl Brummer
1924-1930 Emanuel Monberg
1930-1930 Axel Preisler
1930-1937 Alf Cock-Clausen
1937-1942 Kay Fisker
1942-1946 Thomas Havning
1946-1951 Hans Erling Langkilde
1952-1955 Helge Finsen
1954-1960 Flemming Grut
1955-1961 Philip Arctander
1960-1966 Hans Henning Hansen
1966-1969 Philip Arctander (again)
1969-1973 Jacob Blegvad
1973-1976 Hans Hartvig Skaarup
1976-1979 Jørgen Pers
1979-1985 Søren Nielsen
1985-1991 Jens Rosenkjær
1991-1997 Viggo Grünnet
1997-2006 Gøsta Knudsen
2006-2010 Rikke Krogh
2010- Natalie Mossin




Honorary members



1909: H.B. Storck
1913: Martin Nyrop
1922: Andreas Clemmensen
1924: Axel Berg
1927: Anton Rosen
1943: Gotfred Tvede
1943: Poul Holsøe
1944: Carl Brummer




Honorary Medal recipients


Akademisk Arkitektforenings's Honorary Medal is awarded to architects and organisations that have made a particularly important contribution to architecture. The medal is awarded in silver or gilded silver.




= Foreign architects

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Arne Eide, Norway, 21 April 1934
Ragnar Östberg, Sweden, 30 September 1936
Ivar Tengbom, Sweden, 2 November 1939
Eliel Saarinen, Finland, 21 November 1939
Hakon Ahlberg, Sweden, 17 October 1941
Auguste Perret, France, 7 January 1949
Arnstein Arneberg, Norway, 26 September 1950
Magnus Poulsson, Norway, 26 September 1950
Alvar Aalto, Finland, 5 June 1953
Frank Lloyd Wright, United States, 16 May 1957
Louis I. Kahn, United States, 19.9.1965
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, United States, 3 October 1965
Sir Robert Matthew, United Kingdom, 8 November 1965
Kenzo Tange, Japan, 10 October 1968
Charles M. Sappenfield, United States, 27 November 1987




= Danish architect

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Alf Cock-Clausen, 25.11.1927
Axel Berg, 21.11.1929
Martin Borch, 21.11.1929
Jens Vilhelm Petersen, 21.11.1929
Ulrik Plesner, 16.9.1931
Emil Jørgensen, 3.10.1933
Andreas Fussing, 4.2.1939
Axel Høeg-Hansen, 4.2.1939
A.S.K. Lauritzen, 4.2.1939
Carl Brummer, 12.7.1939
Henning Hansen, 25.4.1941
Poul Holsøe, 20.11.1943
Valdemar Schmidt, 9.4.1944
Andreas Jensen, 21.8.1948
Hans Erling Langkilde, 14.1.1952
Knud Millech, 21.11.1954
Helge Finsen, 28.2.1957
Ejnar Dyggve, 17.10.1957
Flemming Grut, 12.3.1960
Thomas Havning, 7.10.1961
Arne Jacobsen, 11.2.1962
Kay Fisker, 14.2.1963
Vilhelm Lauritzen, 9.9.1964
Hans Henning Hansen, 2.6.1966
C.F. Møller, 31.10.1968
Philip Arctander, 21.1.1969
Mogens Lassen, 25.2.1971
Esbjørn Hiort, 28.3.1972
Kaj Gottlob, 11.7.1975
Edmund Hansen, 10.12.1976
Poul Erik Skriver, 20.11.1982
Tobias Faber, 12.12.1985
Hans Hartvig Skaarup, 6.11.1991
Jacob Blegvad, 21.4.2001
Knud Friis, 7.6.2002
Jørn Utzon, 30.11.2006
Jan Gehl, 8.6.2012




= Other recipients

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V. Eilschou Holm, 9 June 1932
Axel Bang, 2 November 1937
Vilhelm Lorenzen, 5 February 1957




= Organisations

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Oslo Arkitektforening, Oslo, 4.9.1931
Södra Sveriges Byggnadstekniska Samfundet, Malmø, 9.11.1932
Royal Institute of British Architects, London, 21.11.1934
Norske Arkitekters Landsforbund, Oslo, 7.6.1935
Finlands Arkitektförbund, Helsingfors, 27.11.1943
Arkitektföreningen för Södra Sverige, Malmø, 8.12.1943
The Architectural Association, London, 17.12.1947
Det Kongelige Akademi for de Skønne Kunster, København, 31.3.1954
The American Institute of Architects, Washington, 16.5.1957
Svenska Arkitekters Riksförbund, Stockholm, 23.9.1961
Stadsarkitektens Direktorat, København, 1.11.1961
Vridsløse Andelsboligforening, Albertslund, 10.12.1976
Albertslund Kommune, Albertslund, 10.12.1976




See also


Danish Town Planning Institute




References






External links


Official website

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Børsen
• Danish Association of Architects
• AA
• List of streets in Copenhagen
• Danish Union of Architects
• Architects' Council of Europe
• List of professional architecture organizations
• Jørn Utzon
• Børsen
• Aarhus
• Jan Gehl