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AnA Stockholm 2024

September 11, 2024, 6:00 pm - 9:30 pm CEST

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On Wednesday, September 11, 2024 at the Kulturhuset in Stockholm, AnA will bring together two prominent Swedish architects and a Ghanaian architect. The trio will talk about their personal experiences and the influences that impacted them as architects in the most important creative periods in their lives:

Andreas Lyckefors, Olsson Lyckefors, www.olssonlyckefors.se
Thomas Sandell, sandellsanberg, www.sandellsandberg.se
Dominique Petit-Frère, Limbo Accra, www.limboaccra.online

This event is kindly supported by JUNG and Equitone.

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Program live

1.
17:00

“Doors open” & Get-Together

2.
18:00 – 18:10

Welcome

3.
18:10-20:00

Speakers (20-minute talk & 10-minute interview)

4.
20:00 – 20:20

Round table discussion & Q&A

5.
20:20 – 22:00

Get-Together & Fingerfood

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Kulturhuset Stadsteatern – the huge glass building on the main square that houses the Stockholm City Theatre and the City Arts Centre. The building in itself is an architectural landmark offering activities for children, several libraries, cafés and restaurants, theatre, debates, art exhibitions, cinema, dance performances and concerts.

About the Speakers

Dominique Petit-Frère is a Ghanaian-Haitian spatial practitioner who combines architecture, ecology, and politics in her work through design, research and exhibitions. As the co-founder of Limbo Accra, her practice is centered on transforming unfinished building projects into new opportunities. The practice’s name is inspired by the numerous incomplete concrete structures scattered across the urban landscape of West Africa and signifies a commitment to contextually rooted, resilient and climate-appropriate designs. In 2023, the studio was awarded the Henrik F. Obel Foundation grant to develop ‘The Liminal Archive,’ Africa’s first digital archive of incomplete building projects and modernist ruins using photogrammetric scans and 3D representations. The archive has been exhibited at prestigious events such as the Sharjah Architecture Triennale and the Chicago Architecture Biennale, as well as various galleries and institutions across Europe. www.limboaccra.com

Andreas Lyckefors is an architect and co- founder of Olsson Lyckefors Arkitektur with studios in Gothenburg and Stockholm, Sweden. He currently runs Olsson Lyckefors Arkitektur with Johan Olsson. Upon graduating in 2005 Andreas and Johan founded Olsson Lyckefors Arkitekter. Several of the office’s works have been recognized and awarded both nationally and internationally. Dezeen Awards shortlisted the practice in the category ”Emerging Studio of the Year” in 2022. In 2023, Merkurhuset by Bornstein Lyckefors was awarded the Swedish Architects Kasper Salin Prize, one of the oldest and most prestigious architecture awards in Sweden. The project was also nominated for Mies van Der Rohe Awards 24.The office is engaged in a broad architectural spectrum, ranging from large scale architecture to interior design and research studies in projects for private, corporate, and public clients. With an exploratory approach and a focus on the emotional experience of architecture, the essence of Olsson Lyckefors Arkitektur’s work is the search for narrative qualities in strategic, poetic, and communicative architecture.  olssonlyckefors.se

Thomas Sandell, born in 1959 in Jakobstad, Finland, graduated in 1990 from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. In 1995, he founded the company Sandellsandberg together with Ulf Sandberg and Joakim Uebel with a vision that everything communicates. From 2014 Sandellsandberg became exclusively an architectural firm and since 2016 it is part of AFRY. Early in his career, Thomas had the opportunity to work on several large projects, including the Museum of Modern art in Stockholm. Thomas is known for several buildings, for example Stockholmsbörsen, Gåshaga brygga on Lidingö and product design for IKEA. He has worked with several Swedish and international furniture producers such as B&B Italia, Capellini, Svenskt Tenn and Asplund. His broad design has earned him many prestigious awards, everything from the Red Dot Design Awards, Rödfärgspriset to various urban planning awards and a three-time winner of the ROT-award. www.sandellsandberg.se

Andreas Lyckefors, Olsson Lyckefors, projects:
Polestar
Photography: Felix Gerlach
Spackhuggaren
Photography: Mikael Olsson
Villa Hovås
Photography: Erik Lefvander
Villa Radal
Photography: Erik Lefvander
Villa Radal
Photography: Erik Lefvander
Furillen
Photography: Mikael Olsson
Kalleback
Photography: Mikael Olsson
Kärdla
Photography: Tiit Veermae
Axel Arigato
Photography: Mikael Olsson
Merkurhuset
Photography: Mikael Olsson
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Thomas Sandell, sandellsandberg, projects:
Gåshaga Brygga
Photo from: sandellsandberg
Tree Hotel
Photo from: sandellsandberg
Studentbostäder
Photo from: sandellsandberg
Entréhuset, Eriksberg
Photography: Åke Eson Lindman
Villa Sagalid
Photo from: sandellsandberg
Folkets Hus
Photography: Stena:Pixprovder
Synvillan, Eriksberg
Photography: Åke Eson Lindman
Scandic Hotel
Photography: Robin Heyes
Ebba, Reijmyre
Photo from: sandellsandberg
PS Vågö, Ikea
Photo from: sandellsandberg
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Dominique Petit-Frère, Limbo Accra, projects:
Sharjah Mall
Photography: Limbo Accra
SUPER LIMBO
Photography: Limbo Accra
SUPER LIMBO
Photography: Limbo Accra
SUPER LIMBO
Photography: Limbo Accra
Duho Pavilion
Photography: Limbo Accra
Duho Pavilion
Photography: Limbo Accra
Duho Pavilion
Photography: Limbo Accra
The Liminal Archive
Photography: Limbo Accra
The Liminal Archive
Photography: Limbo Accra
The Liminal Archive
Photography: Limbo Accra
The Liminal Archive
Photography: Limbo Accra
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