Feeling high

Sommaire

• A sense for wood

  In just a few short years, Norwegian-Swedish
  architects Ekberg Lous in Oslo have soared to
  the top as one of Norway’s most interesting firms.
  Now their winning entry for a visitor centre in a windy
  UNESCO listed archipelago is becoming reality.

  par Nils Forsberg
• Through the glass ceiling

  In one decade, she has breathed life into a stiffening art form
  that seemed to die as fast as the Smålandian glassworks closed down.
  Form met Åsa Jungnelius for a chat about glass,
  art and rebellion.

  par Nils Forsberg
• Poststructuralism

  The Tomteboda sorting office is a monument to an era in
  Sweden’s history when faith in the future was as strong as in that of
  large-scale solutions. Tor Lindstrand and Karin Alfredsson
  alighted the train for a wander through concrete and art.

  par Tor Lindstrand
• Danish discretion

  If the world renowned architecture firm BIG is a high-tech bag
  from Nike full of bright signal colours and electronic gadgets, then
  the young firm Johansen Skovsted Arkitekter is a rucksack from
  Haglöfs in rough canvas and straps of natural leather.

  par Rasmus Graakjær
• Autumn sonata

  With her Pop tea pot, ceramicist Inger Persson created a modern
  Swedish classic. Now, she looks back at a long career in the
  service of clay, water and fire.

  par Emilia Engblad Béranger
• Mind and matter

  For Bernhard Tschumi, content is more important than style.
  Leo Gullbring met the starchitect for a talk about existential
  architecture in his office by Manhattan’s Union Square.

  par Leo Gullbring
• Caroline Palmstierna

  Remembering Caroline

  par Hedvig Hedqvist , Kerstin Wickman