INSIDE THE BOXVilla EllsingerARCHITECTURE Villa Ellsinger is the result of architect duo Mikael and Fanny Ellsinger’s vision for a better future. The couple built their striking home with as minimal an impact on the surrounding natural environment as possible. But will they stay put? eLLSINGEREllsinger architects consists of Mikael and Fanny Ellsinger. Villa Ellsinger located …
Offering a 360 panoramic view over Stockholm, the new landmark towers by prestigious OMA architects in Stockholm brings a new dimension to the Swedish capital.
...Vestre has built the most sustainable factory in the world. With The Plus, the Norwegian furniture producer has set a new gold standard for sustainable production – and is leading the way towards a greener shift.
...Swedish architecture practice Tham & Videgård was given carte blanche to experiment on a plot of land on the outskirts of Stockholm. The result is an intriguing and playful family home with a 360-degree view and a hide-and-seek interior.
...Offering a 360 panoramic view over Stockholm, the new landmark towers by prestigious OMA architects in Stockholm brings a new dimension to the Swedish capital.
...What are the best ways to build environmentally friendly homes that makes us feel good – and how can we live closer to nature and at the same time enjoy the city? Swedish architect Johnny Andersson takes a holistic approach to building, farming and living – celebrating diversity and a simple way of life.
...When photographing the Domus series, originally designed in the 1950s by Alf Svensson for Dux and recently reimagined by Norm architects, photographer and founder of Norm architects, Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen wanted to find a location that was designed at the same time as the original furniture. The result is a series of stunning images for Dux.
...Faber, launched by Swedish acclaimed architect Andreas Martin Löf, is a new company with a mission to restore care and integrity to the realm of property development. Martin-Löf has partnered with committed investors who share the belief that good development is born from championing craft over commerce.
...“The more time I spent there, the more I started to understand the place and the movements of the light throughout the day. I kept going back taking the same picture in different seasons and lighting conditions.”
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Stockholm Woodland Cemetery in Stockholm. Photographer Andy Liffner has spent a year documenting the place.
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