FELIX SOLAGUREN (ED.)
Table of contents:
Introduction
Arne Jacobsen 1902-1971 (Lisbet Balslev Jorgensen)
Works and projects
Stelling Huis, Copenhague
Aarhus City Hall
Sollerod City Hall
Munkegards School, Gentofte
Offices for Jespersen & Son, Copenhagen
Rodovre City Hall
SAS Building/Royal Hotel, Copenhagen
St. Catherine`s & Merton College, Oxford
National Bank, Copenhagen
Hew Offices, Hamburg
Christianeum Gymnasium, Hamburg
Kuwait Central Bank
Danish Embassy, London
Biography
Nexus
On form and design at the present time (Arne Jacobsen)
Speech at the opening of the Arne Jacobsen exhibition in Aarhus (Knud Aerbo)
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Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971), better known for his prominent career as a designer of furniture and objects than as an architect, is the ultimate proponent of the modern movement in Denmark. Though he was a master of using traditional materials and textures within a modern vernacular, Jacobsen was also interested in industrial buildings and new technologies. His public buildings followed the same criteria of simplicity, order, utility and harmony as all his other projects. However, in his public architecture, Jacobsen also added the discipline inherent in standardisation and use of industrial components.
