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Varianttitel The architecture of Klas Anshelm
Utgivning, distribution etc. Arkitektur Arkitekturmuseet , Stockholm : 2004
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Uniform titel The architecture of Klas Anshelm architecture of Klas Anshelm
ISBN 91-86050-61-3 91-86050-61-3
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This book presents a range of architect Klas Anshelm's extensive work. Active in Lund for three decades - from the 1950s until his demise in 1980 - he left a clear imprint on Lund and its surroundings in buildings ranging in size and purpose from summer cottages to cultural institutes to larger industrial complexes. From his position far from the capital of Stockholm he did not receive the same media attention as generational colleagues such as Peter Celsing, but in later years his rugged and function-based approach to modernism won appreciation both in Sweden and abroad and his work has come to be compared with that of the senior master architect Sigurd Lewerentz. The book includes an introductory essay by Olle Svedberg, Professor Emeritus in architectural history and author of a number of books on architecture and architectural history.