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Faxafen 9, 108 Reykjavík, Iceland
Faxafen 9, 108 Reykjavík, Iceland
THG Arkitektar is an architecture and design practice at Faxafen 9, 108 Reykjavík. Its own profile describes work in architecture, planning, design, project management and construction supervision, including new buildings and renovation projects.
The practice profile describes a multidisciplinary team. A separate consulting page identifies project management, construction supervision and implementation or maintenance advice. That distinction is useful when your enquiry concerns delivery of a building project rather than architectural design alone.
A prospective client should explain the property, site or project, its current stage and the support required. Ask THG to define the scope of its proposed appointment: design, planning, supervision and project management are different responsibilities and should be specified in a written proposal.
The official homepage links to a project portfolio and highlights work such as Parliament Hotel Reykjavík, Reykjavík Konsúlat Hotel and Hótel Borg. These are portfolio references, not visitor facilities at THG’s office and not proof that the practice provides every service for every named project.
For a comparable commission, review the particular project entry and ask which part THG undertook. This is more useful than treating a broad portfolio category as a guarantee of suitability, capacity or permission to reuse the project photographs.
The official about page says architect Halldór Guðmundsson founded THG in October 1994. The practice also states that its quality-management system has been certified to ÍST EN ISO 9001:2015 since 2016, and describes the scope as design and consultancy in architecture, planning and environmental design, with project management and construction supervision.
That certification statement is reported as the company’s own published claim. A current certificate, validity period or independent certification-register check was not obtained during this review. If it is a procurement requirement, request the current certificate and its applicable scope directly.
Contact +354 545 1600 or thg@thg.is. The general practice contact is preferable to using staff email labels from a search result: the staff page contains some repeated thumbnail labels that differ from the email shown beside the person.
No public opening schedule or walk-in consultation policy was established. Arrange an appointment and confirm whether it will be at Faxafen 9, online or at the project site. Fees, availability, language requirements and a proposed timetable should be discussed for the actual commission.
This is a professional-services listing. It does not establish public access to completed buildings, free consultations, planning approval or a guaranteed project outcome.
Iceland.org · Sources checked 1 November 2026. Independent desk research; no personal visit, owner verification, live availability or physical accessibility inspection is claimed. Prices and policies are dated snapshots.
Map record: OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0. Operator website content does not grant rights to its photographs.
THG Arkitektar is an architecture and design practice at Faxafen 9, 108 Reykjavík. Its own profile describes work in architecture, planning, design, project management and construction supervision, including new buildings and renovation projects.
The practice profile describes a multidisciplinary team. A separate consulting page identifies project management, construction supervision and implementation or maintenance advice. That distinction is useful when your enquiry concerns delivery of a building project rather than architectural design alone.
A prospective client should explain the property, site or project, its current stage and the support required. Ask THG to define the scope of its proposed appointment: design, planning, supervision and project management are different responsibilities and should be specified in a written proposal.
The official homepage links to a project portfolio and highlights work such as Parliament Hotel Reykjavík, Reykjavík Konsúlat Hotel and Hótel Borg. These are portfolio references, not visitor facilities at THG’s office and not proof that the practice provides every service for every named project.
For a comparable commission, review the particular project entry and ask which part THG undertook. This is more useful than treating a broad portfolio category as a guarantee of suitability, capacity or permission to reuse the project photographs.
The official about page says architect Halldór Guðmundsson founded THG in October 1994. The practice also states that its quality-management system has been certified to ÍST EN ISO 9001:2015 since 2016, and describes the scope as design and consultancy in architecture, planning and environmental design, with project management and construction supervision.
That certification statement is reported as the company’s own published claim. A current certificate, validity period or independent certification-register check was not obtained during this review. If it is a procurement requirement, request the current certificate and its applicable scope directly.
Contact +354 545 1600 or thg@thg.is. The general practice contact is preferable to using staff email labels from a search result: the staff page contains some repeated thumbnail labels that differ from the email shown beside the person.
No public opening schedule or walk-in consultation policy was established. Arrange an appointment and confirm whether it will be at Faxafen 9, online or at the project site. Fees, availability, language requirements and a proposed timetable should be discussed for the actual commission.
This is a professional-services listing. It does not establish public access to completed buildings, free consultations, planning approval or a guaranteed project outcome.
Iceland.org · Sources checked 1 November 2026. Independent desk research; no personal visit, owner verification, live availability or physical accessibility inspection is claimed. Prices and policies are dated snapshots.
Map record: OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0. Operator website content does not grant rights to its photographs.