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Kieran Long

Stockholm
As seen in: BBC, The London Standard, Dezeen, Dwell Magazine, Architectural Record, The Architects' Journal, The RIBA Journal, Building Operating Management, Disegno Magazine
Director of ArkDes, Stockholm.
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Joseph Rykwert | Dezeen

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By Lizzie Crook , Kieran Long, James Pallister, Amy Frearson 
| Dezeen
News: the rising cost of property in city centres is causing the "biggest crisis" facing architects and urbanists, according to critic Joseph Rykwert, the recipient of this year's RIBA Royal Gold Medal (+ interview). More
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Sigurd Lewerentz, who designed for life and death, exhibited at Sweden’s ArkDes

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By Kieran Long, Max Ahrent
| The RIBA Journal
Exterior perspective, extension proposal, watercolour, gouache, pencil and ink on cardboard, ca. 1931, 38 × 41 cm, ARKM.1973-05-02525. Sigurd Lewerentz (1885-1975) was one of the greatest architects in modern history, and one of the greatest artists of any kind that Sweden has ever produced. Until now, however, there has never been a comprehensive exhibition about his work.
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Review of 'Sigurd Lewerentz: Architect of Death and Life'

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By Kieran Long, Mikael Andersson, John Ronan, Johan Örn
| Architectural Record
Walking into the sanctuary of St. Peter’s church in Klippan, in southern Sweden, is like entering a time machine. You have the sense of being transported to another age, but you’re not exactly sure which—it could be the future or some very distant past. The dimly lit worship space is at once modern and primitive, technologically advanced yet possessing the atmosphere of a pre-Christian pagan temple, with its clamshell baptismal font supported by metalwork that could be from the Bronze Age.
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