10 Key Projects Showcasing Arne Jacobsen's Design and Architectural Range
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Cajsa Carlson
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Summary
The article explores the work of Danish modernist designer and architect Arne Jacobsen through the lens of a new book by authors Thomas Dickson and Henrik Lund-Larsen. It highlights 10 key projects that demonstrate Jacobsen's remarkable range, from architectural works like suburban town halls to design pieces including textiles. The authors aim to showcase how Jacobsen successfully fused design and architecture, challenging the perception that he is seen predominantly as an architect rather than a comprehensive designer.
Key quotes
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The Designs of Arne Jacobsen book explores how modernist Arne Jacobsen fused design and architecture.
Here, its authors round up 10 of his key projects, from textiles to a suburban town hall.
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