Hanne Kjærholm Houses
A deep dive into 15 buildings by Danish architect Hanne Kjærholm, many of which were previously unseen before this publication. Drawing inspiration from Japanese housing styles, Kjærholm’s few but mighty works are hallmarked by her careful attention to natural light, precise proportions and a sensitivity to atmosphere and environment.
A pioneer for women in architecture, her minimalist designs led her to become the first woman awarded the Margot and Thorvald Dreyer Foundation’s Architecture Prize and firmly established her place within modern Scandinavian architecture. Accompanying photographs of Kjærholm’s buildings are writings discussing her life and career by her former student, architect Svend M. Hvass. Out of print. Item #2135.
Condition: Fine, previous owner's "registered architect" stamp on front flyleaf.
Price: $125.00