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27th Oct 2020 — Press

Villa Visuri featured in the Residence Magazine

Villa Visuri, drawn by Kjellander Sjöberg in 2017, has been featured in the September issue of the Residence Magazine. The villa is located on the fringe of Gävle archipelago, designed to work both as a home for the family as well as a beautiful environment to take photographs of interior products by the family-owned business. The point of departure was the unique location of the site. The clear and simple architecture of two connected building volumes in cedar wood around an L-shaped courtyard, discretely placed in the topography, is intended as a contrast to the pristine nature. The building and the courtyard face the sea to the east, providing a view over the archipelago. The form, sightlines and vistas connect the interior spaces to the surroundings.

The Residence Magazine, issue 8, 2020, p. 98 – 110

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12th Feb 2018 — Press

Elderly Care Skärvet and Commoning Kits, Rum magazine

In Rum magazine no 192 / 2018, Matilda Stannow writes about Kjellander Sjöberg’s project Elderly Care Skärvet under the heading “The bright future”. Lena Viterstedt is interviewed and describes the work with the tiled façade elements and the roof top terraces.

In the same issue, Stefan Sjöberg is interviewed regarding Rum magazine’s nomination of the exhibition Commoning Kits for the Architecture of the Year-award. The interview focuses on work processes, visions of the future and the conceptual-based work as a driving force.

Rum magazine no 192, 2018, p. 60 and p.74

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12th Dec 2017 — Press

Commoning Kits, Rum

In the latest issue of the magazine Rum, Cecilia Öfverholm writes about KS’s exhibition Commoning Kits in the article ”Urban space”. The article highlights citizen dialogue and urban commons, important discussions about integration, social urban spaces and meeting places.
Stefan Sjöberg, together with exhibiting architects discusses the possibilities and challenges of today´s society; what we need to build apart from housing to create identity and qualitative development in urban districts and how we can create vibrant and dynamic cities.

Rum, no 190, 2017 p. 87-98

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27th Nov 2017 — Press

Commoning Kits, Arkitektur

In the Arkitektur magazine no 7 / 2017, Ingrid Sommar writes about Kjellander Sjöberg’s exhibition Commoning Kits at Form/Design Center in Malmö. In the article, Sommar discusses the main topic in the exhibition: the need for new urban meeting places and she describes the show as “The budding seed for a versatile method to cultivate integration in cities that are being increasingly densified.”

 

Arkitektur no 7, 2017, p. 93

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3rd May 2017 — Press

Fittja Terraces, Byggfakta

KS’s project Fittja Terraces is on the cover for the newly released Byggfakta. The article highlights the detail work and variety of housing types and the possibilities that modular architecture offers. Stefan Sjöberg is interviewed, describing the project and its focus on social sustainability.

Byggfakta, no 3, 2017, p. 14-18

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13th Apr 2017 — Press

Malmö Saluhall, Arkitektur

In the article ”M as in Malmö”, Katarina Rundberg writes about the restoration of Malmö food hall and its impact on the city. KS’s interior design concept for the listed building and former freight depot is illustrated in the article.

Arkitektur, no 2, 2017, p. 30-37

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4th Apr 2017 — Press

Maja Gräddnos, Rum

In the latest issue of the monthly magazine RUM, Emelie Strömfors writes about Maja Gräddnos, KS’s housing project in Annedal, Stockholm.

The article highlights the inviting architecture through form and urban design strategy, as well as the careful detailing in the facades.

With a vision of creating variety in urban spaces and streets, offering diverse qualities, Maja Gräddnos in its dynamic design brings movement to the block and connects private and public spaces.

Lena Viterstedt, partner and creative director, is interviewed.

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29th Dec 2016 — Press

The housing of the future in ceramics, Lera

Kjellander Sjöberg’s project Fredriksdal is certified with the Nordic Ecolabel and the facades are of environmentally friendly and sustainable ceramic tiles. In addition to the environmentally friendly building materials, priority has been given to low energy costs, green roofs to which increases the greenery between the houses and a joint car pool. The article contains an interview with KS’s Mi Inkinen (CEO) and Malve Söödi.

Lera, no 4, 2016, p. 10-13

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15th Dec 2016 — Press

DI Gaseller 2016, Dagens Industri

Kjellander Sjöberg is appointed as one of DI’s Gasells! “Sweden needs growth, and Sweden’s entrepreneurs need inspiring role models. Therefore, Dagens Industri appoints the fastest growing companies in the country to Gasells. Gasells are masters both on profitable growth and at creating new jobs.”

Dagens Industri, 15 December 2016

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29th Sep 2016 — Press

Reporting from the nord, Interni

The article looks closely at the Nordic contribution to the Venice Biennale 2016. It highlights the sustainable and spatial qualities of Kjellander Sjöberg’s exhibition and pavilion ”The Forests of Venice”.

Interni, september 2016, pp 41-44

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29th Sep 2016 — Press

Best in Venice – High politics at the Biennale, Form

In the article “The garden of good and evil”, Salka Hallström Bornhold writes about the high politics of the Venice Biennale 2016, and about the best exhibitions. KS’s pavilion and exhibition ”The Forests of Venice” is illustrated in the article.

Form, no 4, 2016, p. 37

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28th Jun 2016 — Press

Venice Next, FORM

This year’s curator of the Biennale has requested architecture from the front. But the team behind the Nordic Pavilion doesn’t seem to take the theme seriously.

“The initiator behind the Swedish exhibition The Forests of Venice has taken the matter seriously. The architect office Kjellander Sjöberg, the building company Folkhem and the curator Jan Åman put wood as a sustainable building material into a context, more exactly the innovative history of Venice – the sinking city that was rescued from the swamp death by millions of trees.”

Form, 2016, no.3, p.36-38

28th Jun 2016 — Press

The tile detail

Kjellander Sjöberg’s project Monoliten in Telefonplan, is featured in The tile detail in the magazine Lera no 2

“A housing block in Telefonplan, south of Stockholm city center, offers a beautiful ceramic roof. Thanks to the spotlights in the stairs, the tiles glimmer and create a welcoming entrance.”

Lera, 2016, no. 2, p. 46

14th Apr 2015 — Press

The strees is the city’s main space, Arkitektur

Stefan Sjöberg sheds some new light on the street: As cities grow denser, we need to approach the streetscape in a completely new way. We must see beyond static zones and regulations, says the architect Stefan Sjöberg, who calls for mixed-use streets which are generous and open for all. In new and dense neighborhoods, there isn’t always enough space for parks, football pitches or youth centers. We simply need to make use of what we have got.

Arkitektur, April 2015, no 4, p. 23

1st Apr 2015 — Press

The future is now, Arkitekten

The article discusses innovative technological tools that are available to architects and designers, enabling design solutions that almost sound like science fiction!

Kjellander Sjöberg’s CEO, Mi Inkinen and partner Ola Kjellander, discuss the opportunities that 3D technology offers their industry.
“Renders are one thing, but everyone knows that they can be manipulated. Being able to show a physical model in the early stages to clients and politicians is an advantage. Simultaneously it enables us to experiment in a different way than you can on a screen. “says Mi.

Both Ola and Mi believe in the 3D-printer as a tool which can regain some of the architect’s lost authority. When you can print out parts of the building itself, you are no longer dependent on subcontractors’ too often mediocre stock range.

Arkitekten, April 2015, no 3, pp 32-37

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27th Mar 2015 — Press

The new urban life, Dagens Industri, Weekend

Kjellander Sjöberg’s Lena Viterstedt – partner / creative director and Saki Azodi – communications / architect, discuss the urban density of Stockholm and new forms of urban life in the city, in DI Weekend no. 12-2015.

With soaring housing prices, the four walls of homes are increasingly pressed into a bare minimum, relocating practical tasks out to communal spaces. “It will become more common for residential buildings to have shared workshops, car pools or roof gardens that for example, can supply a restaurant located in the same building. This facilitates for increased interactions amongst residents, providing other forms of values, which makes up for the smaller flats.” Explains Lena Viterstedt.

Dagens Industri, Weekend, 27 mars 2015, no 12, pp 3, 16-19

1st Feb 2015 — Press

New Kiruna takes shape, Byggfakta

Kiruna must be relocated, the aim is for the city to have a new centre within five years. The article writes about those who are designing and building the first phase of Kiruna by the city’s new square.

The square is centered around the town hall and the block designed by Kjellander Sjöberg, includes new housing around a green courtyard with a vernacular natural character, where sustainable strategies for storm water and ecological opportunities for the local flora and fauna to spread across the elongated urban structure is implemented.

Byggfakta, February 2015, no 2 pp 70-72

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1st Dec 2014 — Press

Small-scale and urban, RUM

In the latest edition of RUM, Kjellander Sjöberg’s project Skärvet is mentioned as an exciting, diverse, small-scale project with an urban character.

“A holistic overall approach to urban design, in small-scale. Skärvet is a derivative of its surroundings, a mix of housing, combined with qualities and functions that makes this block lively across all hours of the day.”

RUM, December 2014, no 154, pp 28-31

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4th Nov 2014 — Press

Small-scale housing that fills the gap, Arkitektur

In Arkitektur no. 7, 2014, the editorial team discusses the current Swedish housing gap. Kjellander Sjöberg’s project Sjöterrassen is referred to as a good and innovative example of a newly built housing project.

“Sjöterrassen adds a sequel to the story of human habitat that the industrialized construction has helped creating. Some lessons have been learned. Technology has been toned down. What emerges is lively architecture, which demonstrates that quality can be created if one shows care for the resources available, rather than having access to large quantity of resources.
Meticulousness is visible/ … / in the buildings’ placement in the landscape and in their relationships to each other. Simple blocks come to life through the way they shapes interstitial spaces and places.”

Arkitektur, no 7, 2014, pp 70-73

 

11th Oct 2014 — Press

Urban oasis in Kungsholmen, SvD Perfect Guide

The article lifts out Kjellander Sjöberg’s project Etaget as an example where accommodation is not merely about four walls and a roof but about how we live our lives and where high functionality and beautiful materials are incorporated into an inspiring aesthetic whole.
The article points out Kjellander Sjöberg as one of Sweden’s most skilled architectural practices.

SvD perfect guide, 11 October 2014, no 34, p. 42-47

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28th Aug 2014 — Press

A slightly different summer house, DUM & ZAHRADA (HOUSE & GARDEN)

DUM & ZAHRADA (HOUSE & GARDEN) is a Czech monthly magazine, focusing on the family house – its architecture, construction, interior design and garden design. KS’ project Sommarnöjen was featured in the August 2014 issue under the “Visits Abroad” section as a remarkable example of the Scandinavian housing architecture and design. The article offers an inspiration and a different perspective on summer houses to its readers, highlighting the flexibility of the proposal.

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