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William C. Miller, FAIA, CDP, is professor and dean emeritus, College of Architecture + Planning at the University of Utah. The history of Nordic architecture, and particularly modern and contemporary architecture, is his area of research.
Twenty-first century Nordic architecture embraces a variety of architectural ideas and directions, presenting fresh approaches with a renewed sense of…
From infrastructure and housing projects to culture and recreation centres, recent Icelandic architecture includes a range of design directions, among…
A national initiative developed by the Norwegian Public Roads Administration (NPRA) from the 1990s onwards creates numerous artistic, architectural,…
An affluent country, Norway boasts remarkable productivity in architecture and infrastructure in recent decades, often drawing on neo-modernism, as…
Recent Finnish architecture of note includes civic, cultural and religious works, ranging in style from neo-modernism to the more culturally…
21st century cultural and civic buildings in Sweden offer both place-based and neo-modernist styles.
Many civic works in Greenland and the Faroe Islands draw upon the respective countries' dramatic, rugged landscapes and sometimes harsh climate for…
Since the Second World War, Nordic architecture has been informed by a dialogue between modernity and tradition and a sustained respect for local…
Booming Danish 21st century architecture includes harbour swimming pools, housing, civic buildings and event houses, with neo-modernist design playing…
The architecture of Finnish architect Juha Leiviksä synthesises an abstract modernism with a sensory, experiential expressionism that results in…
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