Hermansson Hiller Lundberg Arkitekter

Beskrivning

HERMANSSON HILLER LUNDBERG

HERMANSSON HILLER LUNDBERG is focused on the development and production of architecture with a lasting worth and value to society, always in continuous engagement with the history of architecture. The work of the studio has been acknowledged with various national and international awards. Architecture is by its very nature complex. Projects exist on multiple levels simultaneously, and are informed by specific combinations of conditions such as regulations, construction systems, details, materials, project management, topography, and more. We work with different forms and expressions in the pursuit of a rich and complex architecture, and we combine an interest in the fundamental values in architecture with a dedication to context, programme and building processes. For us, there are many themes that we are interested in, such as order, symmetry, articulation, pattern, tension, proportion, ambiguity, composition, et al, that we return to in different ways to develop our projects and their architectural forms and building elements. Each project tends to touch on just some of these themes and conditions, and we consciously work with a range of different formal qualites and materials, so while some projects can be quite similar, others turn out quite different from each other. The practice’s ongoing projects include housing, city planning, care homes, pre-schools, hotels and offices. Regardless of the type or scale of a project we investigate and develop architectural forms, building components, materialities and atmospheres. The practice was founded in Stockholm in 2006 by Andreas Hermansson, Andreas Hiller and Samuel Lundberg. DISTINCTIONS Winner, Best Architects 21 Award, Germany, 2020 Nomination, ECOLA Award, Germany, 2019 Winner, Best Architects 20 Award, Germany, 2019 Nomination, Swedish Steel Design Award, Sweden, 2019 Finalist, Architizer A+ Award, USA, 2019 Nomination, ROT Award, Sweden, 2019 Winner, Best Architects 19 Award, Germany, 2018 Winner, German Design Award, Germany, 2018 Winner, Best Architects 18 Gold Award, Germany, 2017 Winner, Best Architects 18 Award, Germany, 2017 Nomination, Wienerberger Brick Award 2018, Austria, 2017 Winner, Design S Award, Sweden’s national design award, Sweden, 2016 Nomination, World Architecture Festival Award, Germany, 2016 Shortlist, Architectural Review House Award, UK, 2015 COMPETITIONS Winner, Procurement competition, Multi-use block and housing, Barkarby, Sweden, 2019 Winner, Invited competition. Urban plan for suburban densification, Jordbro, Sweden, 2016 Winner, Invited competition. Residential buildings 370 apts, Nacka, Sweden, 2016 Honorary Mention, International competition, Gründungsviertel, Lübeck, Germany, 2015 Winner, Procurement competition. Care home 54 units, Ekerö, Sweden, 2014 Winner, Invited competition. Residential building 200 apts, Nacka, Sweden, 2014 Winner, Invited competition. Residential building 60 apts, Östersund, Sweden, 2013 2nd prize, International competition. New parish house, Flöng, Denmark, 2008 1st prize, International competition. New HQ for Glitnir Bank, Reykjavik, Iceland, 2007 Honorary Mention, International competition. Residential area, Jyväskylä, Finland, 2007 EXHIBITIONS ‘Collective City’, Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism, Seoul, 2019 ‘Architecture Projects: Skeppsbron’, ArkDes, Stockholm,2019 ’Public Luxury’, ArkDes, Stockholm, 2018 ‘In Therapy’, Nordic pavilion at the Architecture Biennale, Venice, 2016 LECTURES ‘Order and Emotion’, Royal Academy of Arts, Stockholm, Sweden, 2020 ‘Current work’, Architectural Foundation, London, UK, 2020 ’Hermansson Hiller Lundberg’, Reihe Eins lecture series, Kaiserslautern, Germany, 2020 ‘evokes many levels of meaning and combinations of focus’, Architectural Foundation, London, UK, 2020 ‘a living thing, asserting itself with ever-growing insistency’, Architectural Foundation, London, UK, 2020 ‘within each of them vault after vault opened endlessly’, Architectural Foundation, London, UK, 2020 ‘In Practice’, Kingston School of Art, London, UK, 2020 ‘Local Practice’, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden, 2018