The Skovsporet student village in Holstebro is quickly taking shape, marking an important milestone for Europe’s largest 3D printed housing project. As only a couple of months remain before the students of VIA University College are expected to move in, the first completed cluster of six apartments will be ready in June for the first look. All visitors can explore the student complex and preview the apartments of 40-50m2. At least one of the apartments will be furnished to showcase the interior...

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SAGA has been awarded a contract for the European Space Agency's Lunar Remote Camp Study, along with The Exploration Company and Space Applications Services.  To support ESA’s lunar surface operations, the consortium will deliver a concept study defining a robotic-first surface shelter which could later be adapted to support short-duration crew use. The study will develop a deployable shelter approach intended to protect surface equipment and extend robotic mission capabilities in the challengi...

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The paper, UHAB-1: Physiological responses to a 48-hour spaceflight analog mission underwater, presents the first scientific findings from the UHAB underwater habitat mission, during which Sebastian, our Co-Founder, tested the habitat at a depth of 7 meters in Copenhagen Harbour for 48 hours. Based on the mission, MIT scientists explored how the human body responds in a confined, isolated, and operationally demanding environment designed to simulate a spaceflight. The results showed that all ma...

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We’re excited to share that SAGA Space Architects has been featured in The Wall Street Journal article. The feature explores how the future of space living and working environments are shifting away from cramped “tin cans” toward comfortable, "cabin-like" habitats. This recognition highlights the growing importance of human-centered design in space exploration. State of Space Habitats For decades, space habitats have prioritized technical function over human experience. Today, that mindset is...

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Big news! SAGA is working with Starlab to develop a next generation space station internal lighting solution. We're currently deep into design and co-engineering of the lighting for the whole space station. Starlab is a new commercial space station built to support science, research, and human life in orbit. Basically, the future of space living. This is a huge milestone for us. When we started SAGA a few years ago, this is exactly what we dreamed of doing! Previous Circadian Light Project ...

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What began as an idea just two years ago is now becoming a reality: Skovsporet, a groundbreaking student housing development in Holstebro. With 36 apartments, the project is on track to become Europe’s largest 3D-printed housing community, setting new standards for both technology and sustainable living. SKOVSPORET TAKES SHAPE At the construction site in Holstebro, the COBOD printer, operated by 3DCP Group, plays a central role as it prints walls with millimeter precision, ensuring that every ...

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The Vollebak Spaceshop looks like a weathered vehicle that has rolled straight out of a sci-fi film. Fitted with advanced Bang & Olufsen speakers and glowing with LED light, Spaceshop transforms into a stage for Vollebak’s experimental garments. Inside the Spaceshop Weighing more than a ton and featuring anodized aluminium, carbon, and stainless steel for the structure, Spaceshop is both a physical pop-up store and a concept. It reimagines product display and distribution, moving beyond fixed...

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What began as a gray shipping container on a parking lot in Copenhagen’s Sydhavn has now found its way into the heart of European space exploration, as FLEXHab - our largest lunar habitat to date. Since early 2025, located in Cologne by the LUNA facility, astronauts will prepare for the Artemis missions, which aim to return humans to the Moon. For us, it is humbling, surreal and most importantly exciting to see something we designed in Denmark now part of that journey. Life in 28m² Inside Fl...

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September 2020 marked a life-changing moment for SAGA Space Architects - and especially for Sebastian and Karl-Johan. Together, they embarked on a 60-day expedition in Northern Greenland, living in the LUNARK habitat. The goal was ambitious: to test the boundaries of human resilience, architectural design in extreme conditions that mimic life on the Moon. In total isolation, far away from people, without internet access, and with only rare opportunities to connect with loved ones, the mission b...

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