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Denmark

As of October 24, 2026, Archival Studies has no open roles listed.

About Archival Studies

Archival is a value-driven, Copenhagen-based design studio. Since 2018, we have built spaces that evolve over time, growing, being reimagined, and shared as life unfolds. Our commercial work ranges from large-scale consultancy to smaller design-build projects. Regardless of scale, every project is approached holistically, from material detail to social context. We collaborate with clients and partners who share our values and understand the time and care that meaningful solutions require. Our practice is not speculative, but active. Each project begins with contextual analysis and develops through prototyping, co-creation, and real-world testing. Clients are engaged as active partners, ensuring that every outcome is tailored, inclusive, and alive. Archival aims to support wider impact, while remaining a small and flexible entity. Through built work and consultation, we seek to develop discourse, and explore the technical and poetic potentials of materials, contributing to a new material practice, culture, and economy for all living entities

Employees
1 to 10
Headquarters
Denmark

Leadership

The top of Archival Studies's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.

EFPhoto of Emil Roman Froege

Emil Roman Froege

Creative Director, Managing Partner

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Archival Studies jobs: common questions

Is Archival Studies hiring right now?
Archival Studies has no open roles listed as of October 24, 2026. Roles appear here as soon as they are posted on Archival Studies's careers site.
Where is Archival Studies headquartered?
Archival Studies is headquartered in Denmark.
Who leads Archival Studies?
Emil Roman Froege, Creative Director, Managing Partner, is at the top of Archival Studies's org chart.
How do I apply for a job at Archival Studies?
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