Olof Hultin Book order (chronological)

This book presents more than 400 buildings from Stockholm's oldest history to the present day, accompanied by new color photographs, drawings, and analytical texts. With detailed maps, it serves as an invaluable guide for discovering the fantastic cultural treasures found in Stockholm and its surroundings.

This monograph, originally published by Gingko Press in 1986, sold more than 25,000 copies worldwide and is the definitive work on Asplund. Asplund became the dominant representative of the Scandinavian classicism which marked the twenties, known as 'Swedish Grace'. He then became the leading light of functionalism, but soon moved from stereotyped modernism to a traditionally based architecture. His influence today is felt far afield. Asplund remains at the focal point of architectural debates. This groundbreaking work includes essays by Kenneth Frampton, Stuart Wrede, Elias Cornell, and is published with photos, drawings and plans.