Kvistgard, Denmark

This pair of Futuros are among the best maintained examples and yet they are also among the least photographed. Today however was a real treat as we came across an Instagram post by @megacoolmix that included the photos and video below.

The video gives us the best look at the interior of the Futuros we have ever had and illustrates that while in no way original these altered interiors are, in our opinion, appropriate for both Futuros as well as for the purpose they serve and also very high qua

The WeeGee Exhibition Center added these two photos to their Facebook page recently. The photos were taken when WeeGee Futuro host Janna (who we visited with back in 2014 when we were fortunate enough to have been able to visit WeeGee) visited these Futuros on 091918.

While some Futuros are photographed all of the time we do not see many photographs of this pair so it is always nice to see a recent photo. This photograph was taken 072818 by colinseymour and posted to Instagram.

Danish band Future War Bride recently published this video for the track «Thin Air» from the upcoming album Majahua (to be released 060818). These Futuros features as a backdrop at both the beginning and the end of the video (0:10 and 2:57).

While working on gathering photos for the upcoming «Futuro World» exhibition we contacted the owners of the Kvistgård Futuros, Løgstrup. The company kindly shared some high quality photos of the Futuros; these can be seen below. Our thanks to Løgstrup for sharing these photos.

Coincidentally around the same time a contact sent us a PDF file they had come across on the web at one time that related to these Futuro’s (the file can be accessed here). The PDF (in Danish) appears to be some kind of a

The two photos below by Kristian Mollenborg were taken back on 092408 but only came to our attention recently. One is an interior shot which clearly shows the Futuro set up as what appears to be some kind of a canteen.

That the Futuro’s serve as Løgstrup’s canteen is confirmed in a Feb 4th post on the Løgstrup Facebook page which includes a screenshot from Google Street View showing the Futuros accompanied by the following text:

«Has Google Street view found UFO’s at Løgstrup Denmark? No it’s

We were incorrect in associating this pair of Futuros with Nordcoll. The Futuros actually sit on the campus of the company Løgstrup. Unfortunately as is the case with Nordcoll the company website has no information relating to the Futuros. Our thanks to Len Peltier for this information.

Additionally Google Earth now has updated satellite imagery which places the Futuros on site as of 053111.

There appears to be virtually no information about this pair of Futuros on the web or at least if there is we are not searching in the right places. They sit on the property of the company Nordcoll but the company website does not appear to reference them at all. They do appear to be in excellent condition and are attached to each other and to the main building so the best guess is that they are still in use; perhaps as office space, meeting rooms — who knows. If anyone has any information pleas