Studio Stockholm continues to expand
Studio Stockholm continues to expand with the recruitment of qualified employees.
We have recently strengthened the team with the following people:
Robert Davidsun, an architect previously at Wick Architecture and Design in Los Angeles.
Luca Antonietti, an architect previously at Studio Libeskind in Zurich.
David Ballester, interior designer previously working with Design Your Living.
Giulio Zanetti, an architect previously working with freelance projects in Italy.
Michaela Cho, an architect previously at Relativity Architects in Los Angeles.
“With the addition of this international competence, we enhance and reinforce our team further”, says Carl-Michael Bonde, Partner at Studio Stockholm Arkitektur.
News
Proud to introduce Zonify in collaboration with Zilenzio
Proud to introduce Zonify at Arkad Furniture Festival this Thursday. Together with Zilenzio, Studio Stockholm Arkitektur is excited to present a pre-release of Zonify, a new range of acoustic solutions already finding its way into projects around the world.We are...
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Studio Stockholm kickoff
Yesterday we had our office kickoff! Such a fun day spent together with the whole team. We started off with site visits to two of our projects, Miele and Kakelhuset – so exciting to see these fantastic projects!We wrapped up...
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Two newly certified BIM Coordinators
Studio Stockholm Arkitektur strengthens its BIM expertise with two newly certified BIM Coordinators. Congratulations Paolo Piras and Marcello Mobili! The Archicad BIM Coordinator Certification Program is an 8-week training program developed by Graphisoft for professionals working with BIM-enabled project delivery. The...
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Ericsson – Studio Stockholm Arkitektur supported Castellum in the leasing process
We are extremely proud to finally share this news. Studio Stockholm Arkitektur supported Castellum in the leasing process of the entire Infinity building – the first major step in Ericsson’s massive relocation from Kista to Hagastaden.This move will reshape Stockholm’s...
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