Johan Celsing Arkitekt i Stockholm
Fuente: Johan Celsing Arkitektkontor This building is the domicile shared by two separate cultural institutions, the Swedish Traveling Exhibitions and The Swedish National Heritage Board. Both agencies were moved from Stockholm to Visby, the medieval hanseatic port, at Gotland in the Baltic. The location is outside the old town, at A7, a former military compound. Fuente: Johan Celsing Arkitektkontor This building is the domicile shared by two separate cultural institutions, the Swedish Traveling Exhibitions and The Swedish National Heritage Board. Both agencies were moved from Stockholm to Visby, the medieval hanseatic port, at Gotland in the Baltic. The location is outside the old town, at A7, a former military compound.
Fuente: Johan Celsing, Architectural Review Fotografía: Ioana Marinescu The location is a rocky site over-looking Årsta torg (designed by the brothers Erik and Tore Ahlsén in the 1940-ies). The church will be built next to an existing bell-tower and a parish building from 1968. The structure is of load-bearing red-brown brick. The interior will be Fuente: Johan Celsing, Architectural Review Fotografía: Ioana Marinescu The location is a rocky site over-looking Årsta torg (designed by the brothers Erik and Tore Ahlsén in the 1940-ies). The church will be built next to an existing bell-tower and a parish building from 1968. The structure is of load-bearing red-brown brick. The interior will be
Modernist architect Sigurd Lewerentz worked on the Swedish city’s cemetery for more than half a century. Now Johan Celsing has meticulously restored the canopies to two of its chapels
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Fuente: Johan Celsing Arkitektkontor, Europaconcorsi Fotografía: © Ioana Marinescu A Stone in the Forest is the entry which best understands the wholeness of the Woodland Cemetery and listens to the site with the greatest empathy. The project adds one more character-laden part to the Woodland Cemetery experience. A Stone in the Forest creates a journey in Fuente: Johan Celsing Arkitektkontor, Europaconcorsi Fotografía: © Ioana Marinescu A Stone in the Forest is the entry which best understands the wholeness of the Woodland Cemetery and listens to the site with the greatest empathy. The project adds one more character-laden part to the Woodland Cemetery experience. A Stone in the Forest creates a journey in
Image 26 of 45 from gallery of The New Crematorium, The Woodland Cemetery / Johan Celsing Arkitektkontor. Site Plan
Image 30 of 45 from gallery of The New Crematorium, The Woodland Cemetery / Johan Celsing Arkitektkontor. Floor Plan
Image 29 of 45 from gallery of The New Crematorium, The Woodland Cemetery / Johan Celsing Arkitektkontor. Floor Plan
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Årsta kyrka, Johan Celsing Arkitektkontor
This red-brick crematorium by Johan Celsing is designed to blend with its woodland surroundings in a cemetery outside Stockholm.
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Der beeindruckende Kachelofen Karl-Johan mit seinem reich verzierten Wappen passt perfekt in Altbauobjekte wie Häuser aus der Jahrhundertwende oder Altbauwohnungen in der Innenstadt.
