DENMARK PRESENTS

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Edited by Per Nagel: Living Architecture No. 1. Scandinavia Today – Special Issue: Denmark Presents Danish Architecture & Design 1983. Denmark: Living Architecture, 1983. Large tall 4to in original magazine wraps as issued. 134 (2) pp. Richly color illustrated. Text in English by Klaus Meedom et al. Fine well preserved copy with only light edegwear, clean and tight

First edition. Included in this rare issue “Naivist Architecture” by Ebbe Kløvedal Reich, writing on the Thy Camp, the Frøstrup Settlement, Ernst Lohse, works by Lin and Jorn Utzon, an essay on Danish Chairs, on works by Henning Larsen, home visit with Torben Hardenberg, a house by Friis & Moltke (organisk betonhus), also houses and interiors by Gehrt Bornebusch og Nils Fagerholt and more

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DENMARK PRESENTS

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