Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects has appointed Tine Holmboe as its new Chief Executive Officer. She will assume the position on 1 April and lead the continued development of the practice in a sector characterised by increasing complexity and new demands on the built environment.

With this appointment, Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects gains a CEO with strong capabilities in leadership, strategy and business development, as well as a deep understanding of the architectural discipline and the evolving requirements of future construction.

“Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects is one of Denmark’s most prominent practices, with a strong culture and a high level of professional expertise. With Tine, the company gains a CEO who understands the architectural profession and has the right experience within strategic development and leadership to carry our legacy into the future. I feel very confident in handing over the leadership of the practice to Tine and look forward to working with her in the next chapter,” says Frants Nielsen who is stepping down to focus on his role as Group CEO of Verka Collective, which Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects is a part alongside Heine Plan, Kjaer & Richter, Reiulf Ramstad and STED City and landscape.

Tine Holmboe is a trained architect and a seasoned leader with more than 15 years of experience in organisational and business development within the architectural sector. Most recently, she served as CEO of Dissing+Weitling.

“Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects is a practice with a distinguished legacy and a strong professional culture. I look forward to joining the team and, together with my many talented new colleagues, continuing to develop the company and strengthen its position at a time when the demands on our profession are constantly increasing in both scope and complexity,” says Tine Holmboe.

With Tine Holmboe at the helm, Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects will continue its efforts to strengthen its professional profile, organisation and market position in Denmark. At the same time, she will further develop the opportunities arising from the practice’s participation in the European architectural network Verka Collective.