ISBN3906027481 (hardcover)
9783906027487 (hardcover)
一般注記Portrait -- Wanderjahren -- Berlin, Munich and the Deutscher Werkbund -- The Firm of Lewerentz & Stubelius -- A Profession in the Midst of Change -- The Movement for Home Ownership -- Housing for Mining Workers -- Housing Commissions from Factories -- Workers' Housing in Helsingborg -- Villa for the Kngineer Ahxner -- Between Life and Death -- The Dispute over a Tomb -- The Crematory Chapel in Helsingborg -- Landscape as Architecture -- The Competition for a Forest Cemetery -- The Gradual Realization -- The Classicizing -- A Walk through the Proposal -- Provincial Cemeteries -- A Cemetery in the Open Landscape -- A Catafalque by a Cairn -- An Unearthed -- Church Tower -- A Small Churchyard -- Cemeteries in Stora Tuna and Kvarnsveden -- The Workshop Society -- The Young Architects Appear -- The Gothenburg Exhibition of 1923 -- Exhibit for the Cremation Society of Sweden -- Reality as Drawing -- The Chapel of the Resurrection in the Woodland Cemetery -- The Proposal for a Crematorium for the Eastern Cemetery in Malmo -- The Stockholm Exhibition of 1930 -- Illuminated Advertisements of Stockholm, Inc., and BLOKK, Inc. -- A Symbol for the Stockholm Exhibition -- The Posters -- The Housing Exhibition -- The Boat -- Projects of the Early Thirties -- The Chapel in Enkoping -- Building for the Social Security Administration Philips, Inc., of Sweden -- The Mills at Marma and Skoghall -- An Urban Plan for Lower Norrmalm, Stockholm -- The Chapel of the Holy Cross -- Projects of the Late Thirties -- A Summer House in Falsterbo -- The Theater in Malmö -- Lewerentz' First Proposal -- Lewerentz' Second Proposal -- A Tenuous Design Collaboration -- The Chapels of St. Knut and St. Gertrude -- His Own Manufacturer -- Uppsala Cathedral and Environs -- The City Hall -- Uppsala Cathedral -- The Church at the Bottom of the Lake -- St. Mark's Church in Björkhagen -- Speculations Concerning the Parliament Building -- With Light as a Building Block -- The Petri Church in Klippan -- The Final Project -- The Eastern Cemetery in Malmö -- The Epiphany of the Bindweed.
First published by Byggförlaget Stockholm and The MIT Press in 1987.
Translation of: Sigurd Lewerentz, arkitekt.