Svend Axelsson

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Biography

Svend Axelsson (given birth to 5 Might 1937 in Hadsund) is a Danish modernist architect, who also for quite some time was somebody in KHR Architects along with Knud Holscher. Axelsson offers won numerous tasks and architectural contests in Copenhagen as well as the Danish Pavilion for the Globe Exhibition Expo 92 in Seville in 1992, that he won the Nykredit Structures Reward. He also received a reward in 1989 for his style of Terminal B in Copenhagen Airport terminal. He is an associate from the Federation of Danish Architects.

Major works

Structures:with Knud Holscher Odense School, Denmark. Competition 1967, structure 1971 onwards Royal Theater, Copenhagen, Denmark. 1. award, competition 1979. Not really built. Bahrain Country wide Museum, Bahrain, 1982–1988 Copenhagen Airport terminal, Terminal B, Denmark, 1986 Copenhagen Airport terminal, Local Terminal, Denmark, 1988–1989

See also

Set of Danish architects