October 21, 2010
Northern Highlights
European Environment Agency, Copenhagen
I don’t usually do photo posts, but while I am mentally processing my trip to Denmark and Sweden, I thought I would share some architecture, design, foliage moments from the trip. I think the theme is texture.
Live 2001, Malmo [Sweden = amazing ivies and trees en espalier]
Gruntvigskirken, Copenhagen
Central Train Station (under renovation), Malmo
Stockholm South Cemetery
Woodland Crematorium and Chapel, Stockhom
Ahlens Department Store, Stockholm
Arcades, Vallingby
Kulturhuset Plaza, Stockholm
Sodermalm Heights, Stockholm
Observed
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Observed
By Alexandra Lange
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Alexandra Lange is an architecture critic and author, and the 2025 Pulitzer Prize winner for Criticism, awarded for her work as a contributing writer for Bloomberg CityLab. She is currently the architecture critic for Curbed and has written extensively for Design Observer, Architect, New York Magazine, and The New York Times. Lange holds a PhD in 20th-century architecture history from New York University. Her writing often explores the intersection of architecture, urban planning, and design, with a focus on how the built environment shapes everyday life. She is also a recipient of the Steven Heller Prize for Cultural Commentary from AIGA, an honor she shares with Design Observer’s Editor-in-Chief,