The inverted corner of the concrete box of the lutheran parish church in Bergshamra, Sweden (Bergshamra kyrka) serves as belfry. The church bells placed in the inverted corner are visible through a large window from inside the church. Architect: Georg Varhelyi, 1960.
Corner of Biblioteksgatan and Humlegårdsgatan, Stockholm, Sweden.
Inner city hotel (Hotell Anglais) designed by architect Leif Damgaard in 1967. The floor plan reveals the reason for those otherworldly, mysterious balconies without windows (they are part of a system of fire escapes for the hotel rooms in the rear, which fire fighters would not be able to reach from the ladder of a fire truck in the street). Floor plan from the public archives of the Stockholm planning department.
Corner of Wallingatan and Drottninggatan, Stockholm, Sweden.
Housing/apartment building designed by architect Sten Ramel in 1965. No longer in use as housing. It is all offices now. Floor plan from the public archives of the Stockholm planning department.
Corner of Klintvägen and nameless cul-de-sac, Huddinge, Sweden (Stockholm metropolitan area).
Suburban red brick villa designed by architect Gösta Rönnbäck in 1962. Winter garden addition, including indoor swimming pool, designed in 1968 by the same architect. All floor plans from the public archives of the local planning department in Huddinge, Sweden.
Congress House, corner of Bainbridge Street and Dyott Street, London, UK.
