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Mikael Olsson is a Swedish photographer and artist known for his work at the intersection of architecture, landscape, and memory. His photographs often explore modernist architecture, capturing spaces by figures such as Sigurd Lewerentz and Bruno Mathsson with a contemplative, almost cinematic approach. Olsson’s work blurs the line between documentation and fiction, emphasizing atmosphere, absence, and the traces of human presence.
The “House with two courtyards” is an introverted concrete dwelling in the Bavarian Forest that organizes domestic life around two internal courts. The larger court serves the public rooms, while…
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Located at the heart of Arzignano in northern Italy, Caffè Nazionale represents a nuanced intervention into the city’s fabric. AMAA, the studio founded by Marcello Galiotto and Alessandra Rampazzo, approached…
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In the heart of Arzignano, Italy, the AMAA Collaborative Architecture Office, led by Alessandra Rampazzo and Marcello Galiotto, has unveiled its latest project—the Golden Box. This refined fusion of modernist…
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