Posts Tagged ‘Denmark’
Tuesday, March 14th, 2017
Above: Erlandson Villa designed by Per Friberg. Below: detective Martin
Rohde in “Bron/Broen” (The Bridge)
The Bridge (Bron/Broen) is a Danish-Swedish TV co-production set on both sides of the Øresund Bridge that links Copenhagen, Denmark & Malmö, Sweden.
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Tags: Bron/Broen, Danish, Denmark, Per Friberg, Scandinavia, Scandinavian design, Sweden, Swedish, The Bridge
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Wednesday, January 9th, 2013
I guess it’s becoming evident that I watch a lot of Scandinavian television. The Bridge (or Bron/Broen as it’s know in Scandinavia, meaning “bridge” in Swedish and Danish) follows a long murder investigation launched when a body—or, as it turns out, parts of two bodies assembled as one—is found in the middle of the Øresund Bridge that links Sweden and Denmark.
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Tags: cop show, Copenhagen, Danish, Denmark, detective, high rise, Kim Bodnia, Malmö, Martin Rohde, Öresundsbron, police procedural, Saga Norén, Santiago Calatrava, Scandinavia, Scandinavian, show, Sofia Helin, Sweden, Swedish, tower, Turning Torso, TV, watch things with subtitles, Øresundsbroen
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Wednesday, January 9th, 2013
Borgen is a Danish political drama sent in Copenhagen. Despite being a subtitled Danish show loosely based on complicated domestic Danish political events, it grew to unexpected popularity throughout Europe. Its protagonist is a prime minister attempting to hold together a fragile ruling coalition and trying to mitigate the ruination of her personal life.
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Tags: apartments, Artichoke lamp, Borgen, bridge, condos, Copenhagen, Danish, Denmark, drama, lo-rise apartment building, Marienborg, political, Poul Henningsen, TV, TV show
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Sunday, December 5th, 2010
The Kastrup sea bath is by White architektur, Denmark. Via archdaily. Photographs: Ole Haupt, White Arkitekter, Erco Lighting, Åke E:son Lindman
The idea behind this swimming platform and pier is that in the not overly warm Danish summer it shields swimmers from the wind and contains the sun.
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Tags: Åke E:son Lindman, architecture, beach, Danish, Denmark, Erco Lighting, Kastrup Sea Bath, Kastrup Strandpark, landscape architecture, Ole Haupt, swimming, White Arkitekter
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Tuesday, July 21st, 2009
Western European churches, especially those near or in shipping towns, often suspended a model ship from the ceiling as a symbol of good luck for sailors. The practice is probably most common in Denmark, but is fairly widespread. It would be surprising if the current craze for ship chandeliers in decor (see the ship chandeliers in houses at bottom) weren’t related to this tradition.
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Tags: accessories, architecture, Baltic, Canterbury Cathedral, cathedral, chandelier, church, Danish, decor, Denmark, England, Finland, Germany, hanging, Horchow, hung, Jonathan Adler, lamp, lighting, Lili Diallo, Lithuania, model ship, sail through the air, sailing, Scandinavia, sculpture, sea, ship, ship chandelier, Ships at a distance have every man's wish on board, surreal, suspended, Vilnius, Zora Neale Thurston
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Friday, May 29th, 2009
I found Lost City Arts by accident when searching for works by Harry Bertoia. Like this shop, Lost City has eccentric art and furniture pieces that are substantially more eye-catching or compelling than market-produced objects mainly because most of their art furniture was, in fact, made by sculptors.
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Tags: American, brutal, brutalist, Calleja, chair, Danish, dealer, Denmark, design, eccentric, furniture, Harry Bertoia, imagination, Jorgen Hovelskov, kinetic sculpture, Lost City, Lost City Arts, Mexican, Milo Baughman, Paul Evans, sculpture, shop, store, table, USA
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