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The latest two design solutions in Troldtekt’s design series are among the winners of the prestigious German Design Award 2023. The distinctive acoustic panels with discreet v-shaped grooves are receiving the award in the Excellent Product Design – Building and Elements category.

Matilde Trobeck, who shares home and lifestyle content with approx. 88,000 Instagram followers, has visited Troldtekt’s showroom in Copenhagen. Together with her husband, she chose Troldtekt v-line for their newbuild in northern Zealand – and you can follow the building project online.

In November, visitors to the Danish homes and gardens media idényt.dk voted for their home favourites in 2022. The design solution Troldtekt v-line came first in the indoor climate category.

The exhibition ARCHITECT@WORK is about to arrive in Frankfurt. On Wednesday 7 December and Thursday 8 December 2022, architects can experience innovative design for distinctive architecture – including the award-winning Troldtekt design solutions.

Cradle to Cradle Gold-certified Troldtekt acoustic panels based on the cement type FUTURECEM™ have been named winner of the German Sustainability Award 2023. According to the organisations behind the award, it is Europe’s most important award for environmental awareness and social commitment.

For the fourth year running, the New York-based architectural media site Architizer has published its ‘A+List’ of the world’s 196 best architectural firms.

Discover a range of Troldtekt acoustic solutions when Loewe Saal in Berlin plays host to Messe SCHULBAU on November 23 and 24.

To mark its 20th anniversary, the European Waterpark Association (EWA) has presented a special award to the Rulantica water park in Rust, Germany. The project features Troldtekt acoustic solutions as part of the design.

World Architecture Day is celebrated each year in October. In Denmark, the day is also an opportunity to celebrate particularly successful buildings – and several of the award-winning projects in 2022 use Troldtekt.

Troldtekt is part of the Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology’s project ReSource, which has just been selected for Realdania’s ‘Housing construction from 4 to 1 Planet’ initiative. The project looks at the possibility of replacing carbon-heavy cement with a more climate-friendly binder produced from construction waste.