DLA Piper has advised CEBRA architecture on the merger with Lemay

CEBRA is a Danish architecture firm recognized for its innovative and artistic approach to architecture, spanning landmark developments such as The Iceberg in Aarhus and the Experimentarium Science Centre in Hellerup, and Al Hosn master plan in Abu Dhabi. With offices in Aarhus and Copenhagen, the firm has established a strong international presence and is regarded as a leading force In Danish and European architecture.

Lemay, headquartered in Montreal (Canada), is an interdisciplinary design firm with global reach. It offers expertise in urban planning, landscape, interiors, and engineering. Founded in 1957, Lemay has grown into an international practice known for its commitment to climate aware energy efficiency and focus on context and community.

The merger between CEBRA and Lemay is a result of Lemays strategy to establish a global ecosystem of strong design firms with strong identities to expand the global outreach and architectural impact.

By bringing CEBRA in through a merger, Lemay strengthens its presence in Europe and internationally, expanding its platform for delivering forward-thinking design solutions and artistic architecture.

Read more in the press release:  NEWS - News and Press Releases | CEBRA architecture

DLA Piper advised CEBRA on all legal aspects of the transactions connected to the merger leading to Lemay becoming the majority owner of CEBRA and the CEBRA partners owning part of Lemay The core DLA Piper team consisted of Peter Bruun Nikolajsen and Patrick Andersen.