ABSENT ARCHITECTURES 02: ERIK GUNNAR ASPLUND

Présentation de l'éditeur :

Part of a series of project notebooks accompanying the exhibition “Absent Architectures of the 20th century” which examines architectural projects from the last century that were never built, have been drastically altered or demolished. Asplund was the chief architect for the Stockholm Exhibition in 1930 which stood for five months, before all the halls, pavilions, advertising mast, restaurants and houses were torn down and sold for scrap. The exhibition is re-examined with the aid of documents, models and photographs.