
Architecture in Sweden
Until 31 December
Learn about thousand years of Swedish architecture in the exhibition Architecture in Sweden, a display of how Swedish architecture and cities have developed over the last millennium.
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Architecture in Sweden. Photo: Kristofer Johnson
Learn about thousand years of Swedish architecture in the exhibition Architecture in Sweden, a display of how Swedish architecture and cities have developed over the last millennium.
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Sigurd Lewerentz (1885–1975) is one of architectural history’s most revered, and most mythologised architects. ‘Sigurd Lewerentz: Architect of Death and Life’ will be the first ever comprehensive exhibition of the life and work of the Swedish architect, drawing on ArkDes’ unique and complete collection of his drawings, personal archive and library. It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the complete works of an architect who is perhaps even more influential today than he was in his own time.
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An exhibition about ASMR
How Concrete Panels Changed the World
Architecture, Gay Sex and Cruising Culture
The Craft of Swedish Game Design
Skeppsbron
Value in the Virtual
Freestanding
Craftsmanship in the plastic age
Against Design
In Infinity
Nordic Countries Face to Face
99 Years of the Housing Question
Note design studio
Reality machines
Photography and architecture in the modern age
About green spaces and belonging
Panorama
Léonie Geisendorf architecture
The amazing city
Together
Meetings with Nairobi and Stockholm
Ung Nordisk arkitektur
From the sidewalk to the catwalk
An exhibition about risk and safety
Elin Strand Ruin & The New Beauty Council
Live Well in Old Age
Architecture and design as the basic commodities of life
From Stockholm to Beverly Hills
Stockholm Design Lab and the City