DIFK challenges traditional engineering - whatever the scale - through open and idea-based collaborations. Together we create exceptional structures that are both responsible and beautiful.

DIFK was established by dipl.-ing. Florian Kosche in 2007, and has since designed the load-bearing structures for highly renowned and prize-winning projects such as the Holmenkollen Ski Museum & Tower, Deichmanske Library, Munch Museum, Sara Cultural Center in Skellefteå, and the security and moving operation of the Viking ships to the new museum extension on Bygdøy in Oslo.

The office has currently eight employees, several of whom have both architectural and engineering degrees. This combination enables us to contribute to open creative processes where the projects have room to develop. We value dialogue and close cooperation with all involved parties throughout the course of a project. This often results in complex problems resolved in simple and robust solutions.

The office works broadly and on all scales within construction engineering. We seek the opportunity to ‘think outside the box’ together with our customers, resulting in a greater value creation. We have extensive experience in construction engineering and take responsibility for a safe and sustainable process in all parts of the project.