00-TAL

The 00s'

What has the 21st century looked like with regard to interior design, buildings and landscape? The Museum of Architecture sums up the decade now past, essaying a conspectus of what has been important, typical and interesting over the past 10 years. Supplemented by critical commentaries, this call-over is also an attempt at understanding the present day and age. The exhibition features 50 projects selected by a jury for their good qualities, their innovative character or their novel approach to the architectural process.

00-TAL is the Museum’s main summer event and sets out to try and mirror the decade that has now passed and to see what really happened in it. This we do by showing 50 projects from all over Sweden, selected by a jury. 00-TAL provides a conspectus of interior design and building as well as landscape architecture.

15 of the projects are presented at closer quarters in the form
of newly shot films:

2 piers, Näs, Sidensjö (Monika Gora, 2005)
Brio head office, Malmö (Urban Design, 2006)
Djurgårdsbrunn, interior for Magasin 3 (Uglycute, 2002)
The Augustenborg Eco-City, Malmö (Mellanrum Landskapsarkitekter, 2000-)
Kalmar Art Museum (Tham & Videgård Arkitekter, 2006-2008)
The Arts Grants Committee, Stockholm (John Robert Nilsson Arkitektkontor, 2007-2008)
Monki 1: Forgotten Forest, shop, Götgatan, Stockholm (Electric Dreams, 2007)
Piazza Taxingeplan, Tensta (International Festival i samarbete med Front, Tensta Art Gallery and LLP Arkitektkontor, 2006)
Pionen, office and server centre for Bahnhof (Albert France-Lanord Architects, 2008)
Posten head office, Solna (BSK Arkitekter, 2003)
Sandgrundsparken, Karlstad (Thorbjörn Andersson, SWECO arkitekter, 2007-2009)
Skellefteå Kraft head office(General Architecture, 2006-2009)
Stortorget, Kalmar (Caruso St John Architects, konstnär Eva Löfdahl)
Hovering Roof, City renewal and K:fem, Vällingby Centrum, Stockholm (respectively, Rundquist, 2006, White arkitekter, 2001-2010, and Wingårdh Arkitekter, 2007-2008)
Senior housing, Norra Vram (Marge Arkitekter, 2008)