The jury has selected the winners among 108 entries, and over 6,000 people voted to decide the Public prize. Click here to discover the winners of Gingerbread House 2024!
The audience favorite Unboxing takes a break starting December 16 and reopens on January 7, 2025. Click here to read about what’s happening during the closing weeks.
On 20 January at 15:30, ArkDes invites educators, teachers, and school leaders to an inspiring afternoon and evening where you can connect with Stockholm’s museums and cultural institutions offering educational programs.
The Council for Sustainable Cities invites you to an afternoon where six interdisciplinary creative teams share their innovative ideas for creating long-term sustainable living environments in Norrbotten and Västerbotten.
On 16-17 November 2024, you will have the chance at ArkDes to experience the visions of students from Anna Whitlock’s gymnasium for six streets in the Kungsholmen district of Stockholm, where they illustrate through sketches, models, and proposals how these streets could become more sustainable, healthy, and vibrant.
The Spotlight of the Year was awarded at the annual national conference on Designed Living Environment, co-organized by the Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning, the Swedish National Heritage Board, ArkDes, and Public Art Agency Sweden.
How can Ulricehamn’s wastewater treatment plant and the surrounding area be transformed for future needs? Team VERK-SAM has been selected to explore this within the project VERKET, focusing on how innovative design and management can improve the use of seemingly outdated resources.
On September 27, 2024, ArkDes will reopen after a year of refurbishments! Recycled materials have been transformed into new furniture and structures that highlight ArkDes' unique collection.
The documentary "Lewerentz Divine Darkness" by Sven Blume is now showing on SVT Play, a personal portrait of the legendary and acclaimed architect Sigurd Lewerentz.