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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
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Detail of Emporia, a shopping mall in Malmö, Sweden.
Architectural design by Wingårdhs Architects
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.
An architectural classic from the 1950s. The terrace house at Dalbrobranten in Sköndal. The architect was Axel Kandell.
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:)
Malmö Central Station is a railway station opened in 1856. It serves approximately 17 million passengers per year, making it the third busiest in Sweden. In 2011 Malmö Central Station won the Brunel Award for its architecture.
Public Clock Photography by Arjan Richter
with a nod back to awertz
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- An eye looking ceiling and a window. The word window originates from the Old Norse "wind eye" so it seems appropriate here. This is actually the view under the tower of the Stockholm city hall.
Strolling along Gamla stan, the old city of Stockholm
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