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

On my way to the restaurant.

The Royal Tennis Hall, Stockholm, Sweden. Inaugurated in 1943.

Then this woman came by and made the reflections even better, with her mirror. Thank you ! She was moving in.

Inside one of the lamell houses.

Thin houses built in segments in a functional style. Inspired from Germany in 1930.

For gas storage.

Chimney swept in fog in the background. Hjorthagen is an old living area for factory workers and dockers. There are great buildings from the time when functionalist (funkis) architecture were popular.

At the front of the church.

Between the old wooden house and the concrete bridge in the background.

I just liked the colour and the reflections in the building.

I just love this architecture. It was built at the top of the rock of pilgrimage, and inaugurated in 1961. The architect was Johannes Olivegren.

The entrance. Quite special gate I think. At Gärdet, Stockholm, Sweden.

Outside the building where the ceremonial act takes place at a funeral. I like the shape of it, like “the tree of life”.

The architecture is very special, but I don’t know who the architect is.

Cultural protected as many buildings in Vällingby. In the rebuilding of the center of Vällingby they have now built multiple auditoriums below the original salon to protect it in its original state.

The original entrance and stairs up to Vällingehus.

Vällingehus was a famous and luxury restaurant & nightclub in the 50s and 60s were people from all over Stockholm came to eat and dance. The architects was Sven Backström och Leif Reinius in 1953-54. From being “forgotten” for a long time it now has a bit of revival in the rebuilding and restoring of Vällingby.

It’s built together with a tower block.