Hans Christian Andersen’s House
Fairy tales made real
A ground-breaking approach
Hans Christian Andersen’s House is a museum like no other, bringing together outdoor and indoor interpretation to form a compelling journey through the author's life and stories. We were selected to develop a narrative concept that drove the architectural competition, which was subsequently awarded to Kengo Kuma. We went on to deliver the project from planning through to exhibition design and delivery. Our team led and worked collaboratively with an ensemble of creatives, ranging from AV specialists to artists, authors and composers, to create this awe-inspiring experience.
Evoking magic
This magical journey transports visitors into the world of one of the greatest storytellers. The latest technology, immersive sets and captivating media intertwine to create fairy tale worlds, where visitors can become a character in Andersen’s famous stories.
Partners
Kengo Kuma & Associates - architecture
ISO Design - media and Interactive production
The Hub - fabrication and installation
Images
Snow Queen fairy tale displays at Hans Christian Andersen's House, photograph © Rasmus Hjortshøj
Princess and the Pea fairy tale displays at Hans Christian Andersen's House, photograph © Stuart Williams
Audio guide using 3D mapped sound at Hans Christian Andersen's House, photograph © Laerke Beck-Johansen
Nightingale displays at Hans Christian Andersen's House, photograph © Nalle Magnusson
Clumsy Hans displays at Hans Christian Andersen's House, photograph © Laerke Beck-Johansen
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