Andreas Martin-Löf Arkitekter

Proposal for the extension of Sankta Eugenia katolska kyrka in central Stockholm. Sketch model in 1:125.

Proposal for the extension of Sankta Eugenia katolska kyrka in central Stockholm. Sketch model in 1:125.

Proposal for the extension of Sankta Eugenia katolska kyrka in central Stockholm. Sketch model in 1:200.

Our two projects Balneum and Snabba Hus Råcksta have been nominated for Årets Stockholmsbyggnad 2020. Vote for the projects here! Photos by Erik Lefvander and Andy Liffner.

Our second Snabba Hus project is finally completed. Photo by Andy Liffner.

Our second Snabba Hus project is finally completed. Photo by Andy Liffner.

Our second Snabba Hus project is finally completed. Photo by Andy Liffner.

To celebrate our tenth anniversary, Andreas Martin-Löf Arkitekter release the book One to One, encompassing a selections of 20 projects from our first ten years of work. Published by Art and Theory.

Our second Snabba Hus project, with 247 apartments in Råcksta is not far from completion.

Our second Snabba Hus project, with 247 apartments in Råcksta is not far from completion.

From first sketch to 16 completed apartments. Five years later the first owners are moving in to our project Kungsberget.

From first sketch to 16 completed apartments. Five years later the first owners are moving in to our project Kungsberget.

From first sketch to 16 completed apartments. Five years later the first owners are moving in to our project Kungsberget.

Our project Lyceum has been published on ArchDaily today.

The Aspvik summer house, completed in 2014, located on Värmdö overlooking the Stockholm archipelago. Photo by Rune Buch

New Snabba Hus project coming up in Råcksta, west of Stockholm. This time with heated stairwells.

The “Spatial Sensibilities” exhibition in collaboration with our friends at Frama Studio. Photo: Erik Lefvander

Our project Lyceum is one of four projects nominated for Bostadspriset 2018, awarded to the best residential project of the year by the Association of Swedish architects.