inuk House
The biggest dream is to have this building realized and has just submitted it to a competition.
Paris has the Eiffel Tower, New York has the Empire State Building and Nuuk inuk House!
The Inuk building is to create a landmark that celebrates Greenlandic cultural heritage and resilience, while pushing the boundaries of environmentally conscious and technologically advanced architecture.
Such a structure would serve as a strong symbol of cultural identity, a beacon of sustainable design, and a testament to innovative engineering.
While traditional Inuit architecture is often low-rise and adapted to the harsh Arctic environment, a high-rise structure would symbolize progress, ambition, and a forward-looking vision for Greenland. It would stand as a modern interpretation of Inuit ingenuity and demonstrate how traditional values can be integrated with modern urban development.
The integration of photovoltaic glass is a crucial element of sustainability. This technology allows the building’s facade to generate clean energy, significantly reducing its carbon footprint and dependence on external power sources. This aligns with Greenland’s commitment to renewable energy and its vulnerability to climate change, making the building a living example of sustainable practices.
The strength of women is a thematic element through architectural forms that evoke feminine power. This emphasis on strength and resilience would resonate deeply in Greenland's historical and contemporary experiences.
Design: Liv Aurora Jensen ©2025