Welcoming three new architects!
Studio Stockholm Arkitektur is growing – welcoming three new architects! “We’re excited to bring these talented architects on board. Their experience across all design phases – from early concepts to project delivery – further enhances our ability to deliver meaningful architecture. Additionally, their international expertise perfectly aligns with our studio’s global ambitions.” says Marie Holmberg, Partner and Architect at Studio Stockholm. Aleksi Kraama joins Studio Stockholm Architecture as an architect. He most recently worked at Anttinen Oiva Architects in Helsinki. He holds a Master of Architecture from Tampere University and a Master’s degree in Fine Arts from the University of the Arts Helsinki. Saskia Gedin joins Studio Stockholm Architecture as an architect. She previosusly worked at OMA in Rotterdam and studied at Chalmers University of Technology and the National University of Singapore (NUS). Mathilde von der Groeben joins Studio Stockholm Architecture as an architect. She studied at Lund University Faculty of Engineering (LTH) and most recently completed an internship at RAR.STUDIO in Portugal.
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Workshop and after work
This Wednesday, the Studio Stockholm team gathered for a dedicated day on sustainability and team connection. We began with a workshop focused on integrating sustainability further into our strategic work, followed by a creative evening of painting and discussion. Days...
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Ability Partner
Yesterday, Marco Checchi, Partner at Studio Stockholm Arkitektur, together with Michel Gordin, Founder and CEO of No18, shared their perspectives on the future of workplaces and ways of working in 2026 at an event hosted by Ability Partner. Thank you,...
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Sveriges Snyggaste Kontor 2026
Baker McKenzie Stockholm has been nominated to “Sveriges Snyggaste Kontor 2026”! We are proud to have partnered with Baker McKenzie in bringing their new Stockholm office at Mästerhuset to life. This relocation was a deeply strategic move – both physically and...
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