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• Thi syear’s Form award winners

  They were awarded the Sustainability Prize for
  an interior design magazine made with youth
  in the southern suburbs of Stockholm. Now
  Design Lab S is facing shutdown.

  par Emilia Engblad
• Vanity Fair

  Ups and downs and the occasional demon have accompanied Alexander
  Lervik through his 20-year career. Now he is looking back with a major
  exhibition in Stockholm.

  par Bo Madestrand
• Towards a truly sustainable architecture

  We have to start looking at old houses as
  a recycable resource. Rasmus Graakjær
  introduces the concept of circular
  architecture.

  par Rasmus Graakjær
• Marge in the middle

  In the last ten years, Marge has emerged from the margins to
  the centre court of Swedish architecture with their expressive yet
  unobtrusive projects. Susanne Helgeson set out to meet them and
  find out the secrets of their success.

  par Susanne Helgeson
• Heaven and hell

  She reached for the sky, while he went underground. Both are
  seminal for architecture photography as we know it today. The
  Swedish Academy’s Sara Danius portrays two legendary masters of
  photography, Berenice Abbott and Walker Evans.

  par Sara Danius
• Milan on a plate

  Milan buff Leo Gullbring’s guide to exhibitions and
  eateries in the design capital – and to the mighty
  mothership of all furniture fairs: Il Salone.

  par Leo Gullbring
• From India with love

  Egypt, Iran, England, Germany, and France – multi-background
  interior designer India Mahdavi comes with a
  whole world of influences. Susanne Helgeson meets
  a designer not afraid of clashing colours.

  par Susanne Helgeson
• Green light for Stockholm

  Emilia Engblad visited the Stockholm Furniture
  fair and found it green-tinted – and not only from
  an environmental perspective.

  par Emilia Engblad
• From midtown to the midnight sun

  Their roots are in Norrbotten and Skåne,
  but their career really took off in New York. Now, Malmö-based
  designer duo Kauppi & Kauppi is planning a branch in Tornedalen.
  ”We are equally inspired by bustling Manhattan as by fishing in the
  Torne River under the midnight sun”, says Nina Kauppi.

  par Carolina Söderholm
• The Hennix experience

  She is perhaps best known for her potty with the irreverent text
  ”Go Sweden!”, but is most pleased with her stoneware grave stones.
  Hanna Johansson visits Sweden’s legendary ceramicist Margareta
  Hennix in Gustavsberg.

  par Hanna Johansson