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Architects: Bornstein Lyckefors arkitekter. Conceived as a wooden palisade this new layer defines an envelope within which the museum can continue to expand, converting class rooms into new exhibition spaces as additional funds are raised.
Architects: Snøhetta In the tall pine forest of Northern Sweden, where the tricolored tree trunks stretch up to the soaring crowns, a new addition to the renowned Treehotel has opened.
Design: Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects. Mies van der Rohe 2017 Award Nominee; previously World’s best Mixed-use project at World Architecture Festival 2016, and Swedish Building of the Year Award: 54,000 sqm hotel, congress and concert complex.
Design: Tham & Videgård Arkitekter. The site for this building, with its very tangible cultural and historical context and physical limitations, is the opposite of a blank slate.
Design: OMA. How does one make a project from ingredients one is usually keen to avoid? What repertoire should be invoked when (modern) architecture’s most instant reflexes: asymmetry, prismatic volumes and smooth exteriors instantly prove impossible?
Design: Richard Lindvall. Interior for celebrated restaurateurs Tim Karlsson and Michael Andreasson. The building was used by the Swedish Tax Agency: a maze of tiny meeting rooms with low ceilings were stripped out, removing any trace of the old bureaucrats.
London art-architecture studio atmos has just opened Dreamscape, a new type of hotel room for a new type of Ice Hotel – the ‘365’ at ICEHOTEL Sweden, which will offer its guests icy escapes all year round.
Design: Wingårdhs, architects. Krokslätt Factories is an industrial area south of Gothenburg that is registered as a cultural heritage site. The large brick textile factories are now being expanded with a new development in which the primary focus is on sustainability.
Design: Tengbom, Architects. Envac’s waste collection station in the district of Stora Ursvik, just north of Stockholm, has become the first industrial building in Sweden to secure BREAAM certification after it received the coveted ‘Excellent’ rating.
Design: Wingårdh, architects. It started in the 1990s with Arne Olson, a young man with a passion for ecology. The building is nine stories high with a load-bearing frame of solid wood from Martinsson’s, and the outside is entirely clad in cedar shingles. It looks like a wooden house.
Design: Morag Myerscough & Luke Morgan. This dramatic 10m high temporary landmark forms a striking gateway to Stockholms Kulturfestival situated on Norrbro bridge over Norrström with the historical backdrop of the Riksdag building and the Royal Palace.
Inauguration in Stockholm for the Värtaterminalen ferry terminal designed by C.F. Møller. More than just a ferry terminal, the innovative facility combines infrastructure with urban park, providing a new recreational space for the people of Stockholm.
Design: Krupinski/Krupinska Arkitekter. The small house is located by a lake in the Stockholm archipelago, on a site that in the early 1900s was inhabited by a gardener. Plants and walls from then still remain to a large extent today.
Design: Main Office. The concept of the interior is following the line of simplicity. Situated in the city-center of Gothenburg, Sweden, it is placed in a historical building from the 17th century.
Design: Main Office. Kafé Magasinet has found it’s home in a building from 1892 formerly used as auction house. The cafe is connecting two inner yards, creating a meeting hub in the new urban flow created by the yards.
Architects: Kjellgren Kaminsky Architecture – KKA. Can Heden continue to be a open space dominated by connecting people and sport, and at the same time make preconditions for densifying and development of the city?
Design: Main Office. The restaurant, positioned in an area historically accepted as the home of the citysʼ labour movement, is hosted in a building going through a conversion – in total 4000 sqm being restored and adapted to new business/ activities.