Consortium with Henning Larsen wins competition to design CERN’s Building 777

September 2023

CERN is pleased to announce that an international consortium led by Henning Larsen has won the architectural competition to design Building 777, a new state-of-the-art facility on the Prévessin site. The building will play a central role in supporting CERN’s future scientific activities and providing modern workspaces for staff and collaborators.
The design, as part of the tender, prioritises collaboration, community, and well-being, while setting ambitious goals for low-carbon construction and energy efficiency.

The consortium:

Henning Larsen (Lead Design Firm)
Based in Copenhagen, Henning Larsen is one of Scandinavia’s leading architectural practices, recognised worldwide for its focus on sustainability, daylight, and social spaces.

Ramboll
Ramboll is a global engineering, design, and consultancy company founded in Denmark, bringing expertise in structural, environmental, and sustainable engineering solutions.

Artelia Group
Headquartered in France, Artelia is an international multidisciplinary consultancy, engineering, and project management group with strong experience in large-scale technical projects.

Brière Architectes
A French architectural practice based near Geneva, Brière Architectes contributes local expertise and knowledge of the regional context, ensuring the design integrates smoothly with its surroundings.

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