Anne Marie Galmstrup

Experience

Anne Marie specialises in cultural and educational buildings with a particular focus on museums and learning environments and has been lead designer for several masterplan projects. Anne Marie has a special ability to drive complex projects forward and has vast experience working in large multicultural and multidisciplinary project teams.

Anne Marie was lead architect for the Massar Children's Discovery Centre in Damascus, from initial concept to construction supervision. The project is one out of a number of first prize winning competitions designed by Anne Marie.

In addition to her involvement in projects, Anne Marie is the initiator of and responsible person for the Imagination workshops in the MENA region - an independent platform aiming for cross cultural dialogue between architecture students from various cultural and learning environments. She has worked on projects in the Middle East for more than nine years and has lived in the region since 2009.

Facts

EMPLOYMENT
Henning Larsen Architects, 2004
Ushida Findlay Architects, London, 2002
Methaphor Ltd., London, 2005
Juul & Frost, 2000
Critic, Bartlett School of Architecture, London, and Lund University, Sweden

EDUCATION
MA in Architecture, Bartlett School of Architecture, London, 2002 (with distinction)
BA in Architecture, the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture, 1999

FURTHER TRAINING
LKVV, Leadership of Creative Knowledge Businesses, the Danish Architects' Association, 2009

BORN
1974

MEMBER OF
The Danish Architects' Association

LANGUAGES
Danish, English

Selected projects

Palestinian Museum, Ramallah, Palestine, 8,500 m2, finalist, project manager
Massar Children's Discovery Centre, Damascus, Syria, 16,000 m2, 1st prize, project manager
Opera, Theatre & Library, Aleppo, Syria, 44,000 m2, finalist, project manager
Yafour Masterplan, Yafour, Syria, 635,000 m2, commission, project manager
Coral Towers, Fujairah, United Arab Emirates, 4.2 million m2, commision, creative manager
Copenhagen Business School, Copenhagen, Denmark, 3,800 m2, 1st prize