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Stockholm’s Architectural landscape ranges from well-preserved medieval buildings in the Old Town, known as Gamla Stan, to the stunning Art Nouveau, Jugendstil, and National Romantic styles prevalent in the early 20th century, to the more contemporary and modernist designs found in its recent developments. Stockholm’s Architecture is characterized by a diversity of styles, reflecting the city’s history, its geographical setting among the Stockholm archipelago, and a commitment to design and environmental sustainability, with newer buildings often incorporating eco-friendly features.
In the early 20th century, Sweden was on the cusp of architectural transformation, with a growing interest in creating public institutions that were both functional and monumental. At the center…
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Stockholm, a city celebrated for its flat cityscape, is poised for a transformative landmark thanks to Danish and Swedish architecture firms Cobe and Yellon. Their winning entry, Stadsljus (City Light),…
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Completed in 2016 by Swedish Architecture firm Scott Rasmusson Källanderthe the Brf Ferdinand Dwellings in Aspudden play with natural materials found in the surroundings and opens to the landscape through…
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The Woodland Cemetery, or Skogskyrkogården, in Stockholm, is a distinctive blend of architecture and nature, a result of the meticulous design by renowned architects Erik Gunnar Asplund and Sigurd Lewerentz….
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David Chipperfield will design in the years to come the new home for the Nobel Prize in Stockholm. The building is situated as a ‘solitaire’ in a prominent water-edge position on the peninsula Blasieholmen, next…
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