About
Erik Andersson studied architecture at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Oxford School of Architecture and Columbia University in New York. Erik Andersson Architects is a Stockholm based studio practicing contemporary architecture and infrastructure. The practice’s work ranges in scale from large infrastructure projects, Doha Bay Crossing, to small commissions as a furniture design. The scope of its work includes the design of bridges, buildings, interiors and products. There is also a strong interest in art spaces and exhibition design. Erik Andersson Architects has a strong reputation in the field of designing bridges and has been invited to a number of Swedish and international design competitions. The work of Erik Andersson Architects has won several international awards including twice the European Steel Design Awards, twice the Swedish Steel Prize, finalist FX Awards, nomination for the Best building in Sweden. Erik Andersson was nominated for the Kasper Salin Prize 2013. Erik Andersson was a finalist for the Architizer A+ Award 2015. He was Selected for the Nordic Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2016 and got a Special Mention at the Architizer A+ Awards 2016. Erik Andersson was a member of the Swedish Steel Design Prize 2016 Jury as well as the European Steel Bridge Prize 2016 Jury. Erik Andersson was a finalist for the Architizer A+ Award 2018. Erik Andersson was a member of the 72 Steel Architectural Competition Jury and the Tyresta Bridge and Entrance Architectural Competition Jury 2019.
Office
Erik Andersson Architects
John Ericssonsgatan 7
112 22 Stockholm
tel. +46 8 709 13 00 21
mail(at)erikandersson.se
Clients
Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde
Galerie Nordenhake
Dunkers kulturhus
Konst-ig bookstore
Husqvarna-Electrolux
Lusail Real Estate Development
Qatari Diar
City of Stockholm
City of Gothenburg
City of Norrköping
City of Malmö
City of Uppsala
City of Ludvika
The Swedish Transport
Administration
The National Property Board of
Sweden
The Swedish National Museum
The National Museums of World
Culture
The Swedish Society of Crafts and Design
The Swedish Institute
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs
Royal Institute of Technology
Stockholm
Sundsvall Energi
Mattsons
Sätila
Pontus Frithiof
American Express
Private clients