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Ambassad Washington
Amerikaplads
Apartment block in Helsingborg, Kv. Embla
Artscape Nordland
Bonnier Art Gallery
Brick residence
Brick Tower/ KKH Apartment Building
Carolina Rediviva, Reading Room C
Dockplatsen
ESSS
Exhibition of Tapestries
Fittja
Forum Östersjön
Furniture
Galleri Per og Kajsa
Grand Rapids Art Museum
Greenland´s National Gallery of Art
Hackholmssund
Hamnen, Malmö
Hotel at Djurgården
Idrottshögskolan
Inre hamnen, Sundsvall
Jönsaplan
Karolinska institutet
Kronetorps gård
Kullavägen
Kulturens Hus
Kulturhus/Bibliotek, Vallentuna
Kv. Asplunden
Kv. Basaren
Kv. Grimman
Kv. Kavalleristen
Kv. Mården
Kv. Prinsen
Kv. Sjömannen
Kv. Ysäter
Landskrona Theatre extension
Lärarhögskolan
Malmö Eastern Cemetery Reconstruction of Canopies
Millesgården
Monk
Museum Gustavianum
Museum of film
Naturum Gotland
Naturum Vänern
Nobel Forum
Norra Fäladen
Ravinen Culture Centre
Restaurang i Skanör
Riksdagshuset, ny konferensbyggnad
Riksutställningar/ Riksantikvarieämbetet kontor
Rådhus Viborg
Rådhuset
Saluhallen, Lund
Skissernas museum
Stockholms slott
Summer House in Scania
Terrasshus I, II
The New Crematorium, The Woodland Cemetery
Varvsstaden
Visitors center, Lund
von Otter House
Våghuset, Apartment Building
Yellow House
Ångkraftverket
Årsta Church
Östasiatiska museet
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Copenhagen, Denmark
Viborg, Denmark
Nuuk, Greenland
Gildeskål, Norway
Storjord, Norway
Burlöv, Sweden
Båstad, Sweden
Helsingborg, Sweden
Landskrona, Sweden
Luleå, Sweden
Lund, Sweden
Läckö, Sweden
Malmö, Sweden
Motala, Sweden
Norrtälje, Sweden
Skanör , Sweden
Stockholm, Sweden
Sundsvall, Sweden
Uppsala, Sweden
Vamlingbo, Sweden
Visby, Sweden
Västerås, Sweden
Grand Rapids, USA
Washington, USA
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Name: | Museum Gustavianum |
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Type: | Culture/Public |  |
Location: | Uppsala, Sweden |  |
Year: | 1997 |
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This is a Museum for the history of the Uppsala University located in the former library of the Gustavianum -a well-known 17th century building.
The museum exhibits five hundred years of university history, where the most important object is the building itself and the oldest is a clerical document from 1479. The exhibition is symmetrically arranged with rectangular display cases along the long sides of the rooms. Between these a central space with display tables is formed, where guided groups can gather to get an overview of the collections. The display cases are glazed around the corners on three sides and are technically advanced, with climate control and fibre optics. The relationship with the surrounding building and with the past lies mainly in the materials. The back wall of the display cases, the floor and the ceiling are of red oak, the display tables are of black steel, and the tall, free-floating, ceiling-light fixtures are of polished solid brass.
Published: Harvard Design magazine, Cambridge summer 1999. Tidskriften Form, Sthlm. No 1, 1999.
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