Copenhagen-based
Operating from Denmark with direct regional understanding and Nordic delivery standards.
Cold Regions ApS · Copenhagen
Cold climate architecture, engineering, and construction management.
Façade installation in arctic conditions
Pituffik Space Base, Aerial View
Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station
Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station
Big House, Summit Station, Greenland
Mount Dundas, Greenland
USAF BUILDING 97, PITUFFIK SPACE BASE, GREENLAND
Cold Regions ApS brings together Danish design and engineering expertise with American military construction experience to support resilient facilities in Greenland and other cold climate regions.
From planning and design coordination to construction management and technical advisory services, the company is structured for complex projects where climate, logistics, durability, and mission requirements intersect.
Operating from Denmark with direct regional understanding and Nordic delivery standards.
Specialized advisory, design, and construction management for Greenland and other cold regions.
Applying expertise in building envelopes to address the extreme climate conditions in cold regions.
Structured coordination from early planning through delivery closeout.
Practical, climate-aware design for durable buildings and operations.
Technical strategies for snow, ice, wind, freeze-thaw, and remote logistics with focus on the building envelope.
Site delivery oversight for remote, phased, and technically constrained projects.
Cold Regions ApS is a collaboration between two Danish offices to create a strong partner for cold region design and construction. These two companies – JE-Rådgivning and Hollingsworth Pack – have over 20 years of experience working in extreme cold on three continents.
Cold Regions ApS is a JV partner with Jacobs Engineering for work at Pituffik Space Base in Northern Greenland for the US Army Corp of Engineers.
Task orders awarded to date include the modernization and recapitalization of the Summit Station in Greenland, and new support facilities for the South Pole Station in Antarctica.
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