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Today it was open house at the Årsta residence. There were people dressed in clothes from the 18-19 century and guides telling the history of the house and the surroundings.

The nice bar KB at the street level. [tags]architecture[/tags]

At Stockholm, Sweden. [tags]architecture, winter[/tags]

I like the architecture and color. [tags]street, architecture, Stockholm[/tags]

Kungsgatan, Stockholm, Sweden.

View of the day.

This kiosk looks like the kiosk in the child book Krakel Spektakel.

Very genuin town.

At Oxelösund. Wow, this is great architecture!

J on small town tour.

New pictures in the Gallery.

Skogskyrkogården (The Woodland Cemetery), Stockholm, Sweden.

Built between 1917-1920. From an international competition in 1915 the design of the two architects Gunnar Asplund and Sigurd Lewerentz was selected. It is surrounded by a 4600 meter long stone wall. The crematorium, with Faith, Hope, and Holy Cross Chapels was Gunnar Asplund’s final work of architecture. Skogskyrkogården is listed as number 558 at the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

At Älvsjö, Stockholm, Sweden.

I don’t really know if I like the design.

At Älvsjö, Stockholm, Sweden. Near the exhibition halls.

I have written about Brännkyrka church before, just do a search in the blog at the right side or or click at category “churches” to read more.

At the east of Stockholm (Östermalm)

At the east of Stockholm (Östermalm).

If it wasn’t for the 3G antennas I wouldn’t mind be living there.

At KTH, The Royal Technical University, Stockholm, Sweden.