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he Golden Hall (Swedish: Gyllene Salen) is a banqueting hall in Stockholm City Hall. Measuring 44-metre (144 ft) in height, it received its name when its walls were decorated by mosaics created by the artist Einar Forseth on a proposal by the City Hall architect Ragnar Östberg.[1] The hall is best known as the location of the ball after the annual Nobel Banquet in the City Hall's Blue Hall.[
This is (yes ) an old Danish Castle, because when it was built the southern parts of Sweden (Skåneland) was Danish, it later served as a swedish prison for some time but today it is a museum
Peace and Noise!
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I've seen so many inspiring bridge studies here on Flickr lately so of course I too had to give it another try :-) This is my nearest bridge, connecting Sweden with Denmark.
And, sometimes there are almost ridiculous coincidences... Yesterday, when I was nearly finished with the processing of this photo, I just happened to stumble upon Denis Olivier's fantastic photostream, and found his much cooler interpretation of the same bridge, from almost the exact same angle, and also in a B&W long exposure style...
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Santiago Calatrava's Turning Torso in Malmo. The tallest building in Sweden (190m) and a new landmark in Sweden. Bo01(Ecological City) Västra Hamnen, Malmo
AIA Photographic Diary 2009 Inclusion
Just realised this photo made it to Top Ten Reader Photos on Architectural Record website:
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Look for "Top Ten: October 31, 2008"
New trip to Sweden, this time in Gothenburg. It's been 4 years already I haven't been there.
Some beautiful lights near Brunnsparken.
Brunnsparken, Göteborg, Sweden
Nikon D850 + Nikon AFS 16-35f/4.
© Elka Nilsson
Detail of Emporia, a shopping mall in Malmö, Sweden.
Architectural design by Wingårdhs Architects
An architectural classic from the 1950s. The terrace house at Dalbrobranten in Sköndal. The architect was Axel Kandell.
New parking garage close to Arenastaden. And not only for cars, as you can park a few hundred bicycles there as well, although I am yet to test that. Oh, and in glows in the dark.
More of Stockholm.
I loved this place. have spend two days there admring the architecture, and would probably come back again for the same purpose.
It has a cool, Tripelettes de Belleville-ish mood in a way (if you have not see the film, do it, it is amazing!). Luckily enough for us april is not the time when the street is absolutely full with tourists, so managed to get a shot without people in it:)