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Skeppsholmen
Stockholm
+46 8-520 235 00
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Opening hours
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10–20
Wednesday: 10–18
Thursday: 10–18
Friday: 10–20
Saturday: 11–18
Sunday: 11–18
Admission prices
Architecture in Sweden: Free admission
Cruising Pavilion: Free admission
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Friday
18 October
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World
17:30 Auditorium
The Flying Panels exhibition tells of the time when a concrete panel hovering in the air symbolised faith in the future and embodied dreams of a better world. Meet exhibition curators Pedro Ignacio Alonso and Hugo Palmarola, who talk about the fascinating research process behind the exhibition. Also taking part: Adrian Forty, Emeritus Professor of Architectural History, Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, architect and historian Natalya Solopova, Erik Stenberg, architect and Associate Professor in Architecture at the Royal Institute of Technology School of Architecture and the Built Environment, and Jennifer Mack, Associate Professor at the Royal Institute of Technology School of Architecture, all of whom have contributed to the book Flying Panels.
Free admission. In English.
Sunday
20 October
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
20 October
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
22 October
Walking tour in Vårberg
11:30 Vårberg
Vårberg is a very diverse area of Stockholm, and much of the architecture there is bolder and more international than was usual for the 1960s. We take a walking tour and find out why it looks like it does in this area of the city, which is relatively unknown for many. Our tour guide is Per Olgarsson, building conservationist, Stadsmuseet (The Stockholm City Museum). NOTE: The tour will be conducted in Swedish.Read more about the walking tour and book tickets here.
This autumn, Stadsarkivet (Stockholm City Archives) and Stadsmuseet (The Stockholm City Museum) will be presenting a number of exciting lectures, events and guided tours in collaboration with ArkDes and in connection with the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World (18 October 2019 – 1 March 2020).
Tuesday
22 October
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
22 October
Guided Tour: Cruising Pavilion
18:00 Admission free. In English.
Join James Taylor-Foster, Curator of Contemporary Architecture and Design at ArkDes, for a guided tour of the exhibition Cruising Pavilion: Architecture, Gay Sex and Cruising Culture.
Presenting the many facets of cruising culture through the work of international architects, designers and artists, Cruising Pavilion explores a sexual and spatial practice that spans historical and contemporary culture. The exhibition presents cruising as the producer of a non-hetero architecture that closely mirrors the patriarchal nature of the built environment.
Sunday
27 October
Guided tour: Arcitecture in focus: Tensta
11:00 Tensta
Tensta was one of many new districts that emerged in the Stockholm region in the 1960s. And after just two years of construction, the first tenants were able to move into apartments there. Stadsmuseet (The Stockholm City Museum) has recreated the apartment of the Artursson family, who moved to Tensta in January 1969. Everything has been recreated, from their furniture, books, records and magazines to the canned foods in their pantry. This tour will allow you to experience how everyday life may have been for a family at the time Olof Palme first became prime minister, Swedish TV had only two channels, 1 öre coins were still in circulation and milk in Stockholm was delivered by the dairy cooperative, Mjölkcentralen (The Milk Central). The guided tour will be led by Eva Larsson, architectural historian. Price 120 kronor. Tickets can be purchased through Stadsmuseet. NOTE: The tour will be conducted in Swedish.
Read more about the guided tour and book tickets here.
This autumn, Stadsarkivet (Stockholm City Archives) and Stadsmuseet (The Stockholm City Museum) will be presenting a number of exciting lectures, events and guided tours in collaboration with ArkDes and in connection with the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World (18 October 2019 – 1 March 2020).
Sunday
27 October
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
27 October
Guided tour: Arcitecture in focus: Tensta
14:00 Tensta
Tensta was one of many new districts that emerged in the Stockholm region in the 1960s. And after just two years of construction, the first tenants were able to move into apartments there. Stadsmuseet (The Stockholm City Museum) has recreated the apartment of the Artursson family, who moved to Tensta in January 1969. Everything has been recreated, from their furniture, books, records and magazines to the canned foods in their pantry. This tour will allow you to experience how everyday life may have been for a family at the time Olof Palme first became prime minister, Swedish TV had only two channels, 1 öre coins were still in circulation and milk in Stockholm was delivered by the dairy cooperative, Mjölkcentralen (The Milk Central). The guided tour will be led by Eva Larsson, architectural historian. Price 120 kronor. Tickets can be purchased through Stadsmuseet. NOTE: The tour will be conducted in Swedish.
Read more about the guided tour and book tickets here.
This autumn, Stadsarkivet (Stockholm City Archives) and Stadsmuseet (The Stockholm City Museum) will be presenting a number of exciting lectures, events and guided tours in collaboration with ArkDes and in connection with the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World (18 October 2019 – 1 March 2020).
Sunday
27 October
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
29 October
Autumn Break: Flying cities
13:00
Create flying cities in Studio ArkDes! This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Tuesday
29 October
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Wednesday
30 October
Autumn Break: Flying cities
13:00
Create flying cities in Studio ArkDes! This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Thursday
31 October
Autumn Break: Flying cities
13:00
Create flying cities in Studio ArkDes! This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Friday
1 November
Autumn Break: Flying cities
13:00
Create flying cities in Studio ArkDes! This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Friday
1 November
Guided Tour: Cruising Pavilion
17:00 Admission free. In English.
Join James Taylor-Foster, Curator of Contemporary Architecture and Design at ArkDes, for a guided tour of the exhibition Cruising Pavilion: Architecture, Gay Sex and Cruising Culture.
Presenting the many facets of cruising culture through the work of international architects, designers and artists, Cruising Pavilion explores a sexual and spatial practice that spans historical and contemporary culture. The exhibition presents cruising as the producer of a non-hetero architecture that closely mirrors the patriarchal nature of the built environment.
Saturday
2 November
Autumn Break: Flying cities
13:00
Create flying cities in Studio ArkDes! This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
3 November
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
3 November
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
5 November
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
5 November
ACCEPTERA – a Swedish manifesto?
18:00 Aula at ArkDes. Free entry. In English.
Acceptera (”Accept”), the book from 1931 that is regarded as the manifesto and “call to arms” of Swedish functionalism, has recently been published in a German edition, translated and annotated by the architectural historian Atli Seelow. We have assembled a panel of experts to discuss how Acceptera relates to the Bauhaus and German intellectual culture of the early 20th century.
Participants
Helena Kåberg, PhD and curator at Nationalmuseum, is one of the editors of the English translation of Acceptera, published in Modern Swedish Design: Three Founding Texts (The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 2008).
Atli Magnus Seelow, Dr.-Ing., architect and architectural historian, docent at Chalmers and the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, has annotated and translated Acceptera to German – Akzeptiere. Das Buch und seine Geschichte (FAU University Press, Erlangen, 2018).
Sven-Olov Wallenstein, professor of philosophy at Södertörn University and co-author with Helena Mattsson of the book 1930/31 Den svenska modernismen vid vägskälet (“1930/31 Swedish Modernism at the Crossroads,” Axl Books, Stockholm, 2009), about the construction and uniqueness of Swedish modernism.
Saturday
9 November
Together in the suburbs
11:00 Stadsarkivet (Stockholm City Archives), Liljeholmskajen, Sjöviksvägen 126
Three hours, three lectures. Hear about how the suburban youth of the 1980s put colour on the grey concrete, about the traces the suburban cultural committees left behind and about kollektivhus, or cohousing buildings, that emerged during the interwar years and became one of the sources of inspiration for the satellite suburbs and the Million Programme. With Sandra Häll Pettersson, Stadsarkivet, Lee "Brain" Spångberg, graffiti artist, and Peter Salomonsson, Stadsarkivet. Free entrance. In Swedish.Read more about the programme here.
This autumn, Stadsarkivet (Stockholm City Archives) and Stadsmuseet (The Stockholm City Museum) will be presenting a number of exciting lectures, events and guided tours in collaboration with ArkDes and in connection with the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World (18 October 2019 – 1 March 2020).
Sunday
10 November
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
10 November
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Sunday
10 November
City walking tour: Concrete on Södermalm
14:00 Södermalm
Concrete was the most common building material in the 20th century and formed modern Sweden. Today, we often associate concrete architecture with the suburbs and the Million Programme, but this walking tour will take us concrete hunting on Södermalm. We will pass post-modern buildings from the 1980s, overpasses and motorways, old industries, buildings from the Million Programme and schools – everything built in beautiful concrete. During the tour, we will also hear about the lost lake Fatburen, Söder Torn and the old Kooperativa Förbundet’s (Swedish Co-operative Union) sausage factory. The tour will be led by Per Olgarsson, building conservationist, Stadsmuseet (The Stockholm City Museum). Tickets 120 kronor. Tickets may be purchased through Stadsmuseet. In Swedish.Read more about the walking tour (in Swedish) and book tickets here.
This autumn, Stadsarkivet (Stockholm City Archives) and Stadsmuseet (The Stockholm City Museum) will be presenting a number of exciting lectures, events and guided tours in collaboration with ArkDes and in connection with the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World (18 October 2019 – 1 March 2020).
Tuesday
12 November
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Sunday
17 November
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
17 November
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
19 November
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Sunday
24 November
Guided tour: Arcitecture in focus: Tensta
11:00 Tensta
Tensta was one of many new districts that emerged in the Stockholm region in the 1960s. And after just two years of construction, the first tenants were able to move into apartments there. Stadsmuseet (The Stockholm City Museum) has recreated the apartment of the Artursson family, who moved to Tensta in January 1969. Everything has been recreated, from their furniture, books, records and magazines to the canned foods in their pantry. This tour will allow you to experience how everyday life may have been for a family at the time Olof Palme first became prime minister, Swedish TV had only two channels, 1 öre coins were still in circulation and milk in Stockholm was delivered by the dairy cooperative, Mjölkcentralen (The Milk Central). The guided tour will be led by Eva Larsson, architectural historian. Price 120 kronor. Tickets can be purchased through Stadsmuseet. NOTE: The tour will be conducted in Swedish.Read more about the guided tour and book tickets here.
This autumn, Stadsarkivet (Stockholm City Archives) and Stadsmuseet (The Stockholm City Museum) will be presenting a number of exciting lectures, events and guided tours in collaboration with ArkDes and in connection with the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World (18 October 2019 – 1 March 2020).
Sunday
24 November
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
24 November
Guided tour: Arcitecture in focus: Tensta
14:00 Tensta
Tensta was one of many new districts that emerged in the Stockholm region in the 1960s. And after just two years of construction, the first tenants were able to move into apartments there. Stadsmuseet (The Stockholm City Museum) has recreated the apartment of the Artursson family, who moved to Tensta in January 1969. Everything has been recreated, from their furniture, books, records and magazines to the canned foods in their pantry. This tour will allow you to experience how everyday life may have been for a family at the time Olof Palme first became prime minister, Swedish TV had only two channels, 1 öre coins were still in circulation and milk in Stockholm was delivered by the dairy cooperative, Mjölkcentralen (The Milk Central). The guided tour will be led by Eva Larsson, architectural historian. Price 120 kronor. Tickets can be purchased through Stadsmuseet. NOTE: The tour will be conducted in Swedish.Read more about the guided tour and book tickets here.
This autumn, Stadsarkivet (Stockholm City Archives) and Stadsmuseet (The Stockholm City Museum) will be presenting a number of exciting lectures, events and guided tours in collaboration with ArkDes and in connection with the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World (18 October 2019 – 1 March 2020).
Sunday
24 November
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
26 November
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Sunday
1 December
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
1 December
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
3 December
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Thursday
5 December
The perfect suburbs
17:30 Stadsarkivet (Stockholm City Archives) Liljeholmskajen, Sjöviksvägen 126
Kista, Husby and Akalla received a lot of positive press when they were built in the early 1970s. Hear how the local politicians reasoned when they planned the high-rise buildings, created jobs and Stockholm Metro’s Blue line out to the "suburbs of Östermalm.” With Peter Salomonsson, Stadsarkivet. Free entrance. In Swedish.Read more about the programme (in Swedish) here.
This autumn, Stadsarkivet (Stockholm City Archives) and Stadsmuseet (The Stockholm City Museum) will be presenting a number of exciting lectures, events and guided tours in collaboration with ArkDes and in connection with the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World (18 October 2019 – 1 March 2020).
Sunday
8 December
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
8 December
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
10 December
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Thursday
12 December
The risk for alienation – the struggle against segregation
17:30 Stadsarkivet Liljeholmskajen, Sjöviksvägen 126
The problem of housing segregation has been discussed in the Stockholm City Council since the 1970s. Those who can "escape the boredom and isolation of the new concrete suburbs," is what one politician wrote in 1973. What happened with the debate on segregation, and what actions were taken in the last decades of the 20th century?Read more about the programme (in Swedish) here.
This autumn, Stadsarkivet (Stockholm City Archives) and Stadsmuseet (The Stockholm City Museum) will be presenting a number of exciting lectures, events and guided tours in collaboration with ArkDes and in connection with the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World (18 October 2019 – 1 March 2020).
Sunday
15 December
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
15 December
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
17 December
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Sunday
22 December
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
22 December
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Sunday
29 December
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
29 December
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Sunday
5 January
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
5 January
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
7 January
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Sunday
12 January
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
12 January
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
14 January
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Sunday
19 January
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
19 January
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
21 January
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Sunday
26 January
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
26 January
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
28 January
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Sunday
2 February
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
2 February
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
4 February
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Sunday
9 February
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
9 February
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
11 February
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Sunday
16 February
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
16 February
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
18 February
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Sunday
23 February
Family Sunday: Flying concrete
12:00
Come cast your own concrete panel and see if you can lift it with our crane. This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
23 February
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Tuesday
25 February
February half term: Flying cities
13:00
Create flying cities in Studio ArkDes! This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Tuesday
25 February
Guided tour: Flying Panels
17:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
Wednesday
26 February
February half term: Flying cities
13:00
Create flying cities in Studio ArkDes! This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Thursday
27 February
February half term: Flying cities
13:00
Create flying cities in Studio ArkDes! This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Friday
28 February
February half term: Flying cities
13:00
Create flying cities in Studio ArkDes! This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Saturday
29 February
February half term: Flying cities
13:00
Create flying cities in Studio ArkDes! This event includes a guided tour of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World, as well as the possibility to build your own creations.
Tickets to Family Sundays are free but limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Pick up tickets at the information desk on the same day. No pre-registration. First come, first served. From 4 years.
Sunday
1 March
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00
Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World tells of the time when a concrete panel soaring across the sky symbolised the future and embodied dreams of a better world. The exhibition also tells of the concrete panel systems in contemporary architecture.
Free admission. No pre-registration. In Swedish.
News
Design exchange between Gothenburg and Helsinki
As part of the project Dockland Design Exchange, ArkDes has joined with the Museum of Finnish Architecture, MFA, and the independent organisation, the Association of Finnish Architects’ Offices, ATL, to invite six architecture firms from Gothenburg and Helsinki to share their experiences of architecture in old harbour areas.
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New donation to the ArkDes collections
ArkDes has received a new donation, a competition proposal for a monument to The Unknown Political Prisoner in London. The proposal was made by Ralph Erskine together with the sculptor Egon Møller-Nielsen in the early 1950s.
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Public Luxury now showing in Paris
A smaller version of ArkDes’s success exhibition Public Luxury is showing at the Swedish Institute in Paris until 9 June. The exhibition features works that illuminate the paradoxes, conflicts and opportunities surrounding public space – and tell something about how we live in cities today.
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