C. F. Møller (1898–1988) was a Danish architect and founder of C.F. Møller Architects, one of Scandinavia’s most influential architectural firms. His work, rooted in modernist and functionalist principles, emphasized simplicity, material honesty, and contextual harmony. His most famous project, the Aarhus University campus, remains a benchmark for Danish modernism, integrating architecture with the landscape. Møller’s legacy includes a wide range of educational, healthcare, and cultural buildings, reflecting his commitment to human-centric, sustainable design. His firm continues to shape Nordic architecture, maintaining his vision of functional, aesthetic, and socially conscious urban environments.