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Monograph about the Danish Architect Finn Juhl (1912-1989). Richly illustrated. Danish language edition.
Thorvald Bindesbøll - Inventing Modernism. Monograph on the architect Thorvald Bindesbøll (1846-1908). Richly illustrated with new photos and many previously unpublished drawings.
The Architect Finn Juhl - monography about the Danish architect Finn Juhl (1912-1989). Richly illustrated.
The book “Furniture with meaning” is written by one of Denmark’s most highly acknowledged art historians specialising in the history of art & craft and industrial art, Dr. Phil.Mirjam Gelfer-Jørgensen, former chief librarian at the library of the Danish Museum of Art & Design. Richly illustrated.
Møbler med mening - 2 bind. Danish language edition. This book is also available in an English language edition Furniture with Meaning, 2 vol. Richly illustrated.
Gottlieb Bindesbøll (1800-1856) was not just Denmark’s first modern architect. He was also one of the best. Still, no major book was ever published about this oeuvre.
About the Danish designer and architect Kristian Vedel (1923-2003. Danish language edition.
New City Spaces. This book presents an overview of the developments in the use and planning of public spaces, and offers a detailed description of 9 cities and 39 selected public space projects from all parts of the World.
Nordisk arkitektur. Danish language edition. This book is also available in an English language edition Nordic Architecture.
Rummets arkitektur - arkitekturens rum. Danish language edition only.
Open to the Sky. In 1993 Malene Hauxner published her highly acclaimed doctoral dissertation "Fantasiens have" [The Imaginary Garden]. Open to the Sky is a continuation dealing with the second stage of modernism from 1950-1970. Building and landscape, spaces and works, city landscape.
Utzons Own Houses. The Homes of Utzon includes descriptions of the homes – past and present – that Utzon designed and lived in himself: the house in Hellebæk, built in 1951, the Bay View villa in Australia, and his magnificent houses on Majorca.