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Thursday
23 January
Stockholm´s building permit drawings 1713-1978
17:30 Stadsarkivet Liljeholmen
Discover the map- and drawing archive at Stadsarkivet Liljeholmskajen. Here you find the city's building permit drawings 1713-1978, which in year 2011 was named a UNESCO World Heritage. See the drawings that formed the basis for the concrete buildings in Stockholm and other exciting drawing objects from different centuries.
Read more about the lecture and book tickets here
https://stadsarkivet.stockholm.se/kalender/2020/01/23/stockholms-bygglovsritningar-1713-1978/
The lecture is linked to ArkDes exhibition Flying Panels (18 Oct- 1 March)
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 5 years.
Sunday
26 January
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00 In Swedish
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 In Swedish
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
30 January
Stockholm´s building permit drawings 1713-1978
17:30 Stadsarkivet Liljeholmen
Discover the map- and drawing archive at Stadsarkivet Liljeholmskajen. Here you find the city's building permit drawings 1713-1978, which in year 2011 was named a UNESCO World Heritage. See the drawings that formed the basis for the concrete buildings in Stockholm and other exciting drawing objects from different centuries.
Read more about the lecture and book tickets here
https://stadsarkivet.stockholm.se/kalender/2020/01/30/stockholms-bygglovsritningar-1713-1978/
The lecture is linked to ArkDes´ exhibition Flying Panels (18 Oct- 1 March)
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 5 years.
Sunday
2 February
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00 In Swedish
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 In Swedish
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.
Saturday
8 February
Guided tour of Filmhuset
13:00 Bio Victor, Filmhuset
Gear up for a film screening and a guided tour by Jan Göransson, Filmhuset’s Head of Press, who will talk about and present Filmhuset.
The tour will last for approximately 40 minutes and is free of charge, but tickets are required. Participants are limited to 60 and tickets can be collected at Cinemateket’s ticket office on Saturday 8 February starting at 12.30.
Saturday
8 February
Concrete on film: Two or Three Things I Know About Her + The Building: A Journey Within Four Walls
14:00 Bio Victor, Filmhuset
Semantics and housewives who double as prostitutes in Jean-Luc Godard’s Two or Three Things I Know about Her, a study of the new, concrete-clad Paris. Huset: en resa inom fyra väggar features Filmhuset, the building designed by architect Peter Celsing for Swedish Film Institute, shown in a one long, playful take.
The screening takes place in collaboration with ArkDes and begins with a conversation between Stefan Ramstedt, Programmer, Swedish Film Institute, and Carlos Mínguez Carrasco, Senior Curator at ArkDes and Curator of the exhibition Flying Panels – How Concrete Panels Changed the World,” which runs until March 1. The conversation is in English.
Two or Three Things I Know about Her, directed by Jean-Luc Godard and featuring: Marina Vlady, Anny Duperey, Roger Montsoret, 1967. 35 mm. 1 hour 27 min. Language: French with Swedish subtitles. From 15 years
Huset: en resa inom fyra väggar, directed by Per Seth. 35 mm. 20 min, Language Swedish with Swedish subtitles. From 15 years.
Book your seat here.
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 5 years.
Sunday
9 February
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00 In Swedish
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 In Swedish
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.
Friday
14 February
New Municipalism: Reinventing Public Planning
18:00
Over the last few decades, architects, urbanists and planners in the UK have seen a realignment of their scope from public service to private interests. In 1976, 49% of architects in the UK worked in the public sector. Today, it is less than 1%.
This paradigm shift in the purpose of built environment professions has had a profund impact on the quality, and equality, of everyday places. The effects are being felt on the ground through a crisis in the availability of affordable housing, rising spatial inequality, and unsustainable forms of development. The lack of a licence to work in the public interest has also limited the agency of architects, urbanists and planners to work beyond the constraints of commercial briefs, or contractual terms.
More recently, it has become increasingly apparent that national government and the private market have been incapable of stepping up to tackle the scale of the crises facing the UK in terms of housing, inequality and the climate. Hope, action and innovation are coming from a less likely source: local government. Public Practice is part of a growing movement of New Municipalism that is reinventing how local authorities work with communities, and shape the future of places. Finn Williams will present Public Practice’s instrumental role in rebuilding the public sector’s capacity to plan proactively. He will discuss how architects, urbanists and planners are forging new ways of working in the public interest, and what the potential implications are for the future of the built environment sector.
In collaboration with Stockholms Arkitektförening.
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 5 years.
Sunday
16 February
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00 In Swedish
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 In Swedish
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 5 years.
Sunday
23 February
Guided tour: Flying Panels
14:00 In Swedish
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 In Swedish
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 In Swedish
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.