Tower & Corner House
Flores & Prats are currently designing the first two buildings for Råängen: a timber tower and a lower building which establishes the corner of a future city block.
Flores & Prats are currently designing the first two buildings for Råängen: a timber tower and a lower building which establishes the corner of a future city block.
We invited architect Tor Lindstrand to produce AI images of a potential future Råängen.
We worked with Byggstudio, a Norwegian-Swedish design studio, on a programme of events and activities that took place in Hage throughout 2022 and 2023.
This event at Skissernas Museum in Lund focused on Hage, Brendeland & Kristoffersen’s public garden for Råängen.
In partnership with Skissernas museum we delivered a series of workshops and site visits with local school children to discuss Nathan Coley’s artwork.
We were delighted with the response to our first public debate held in January 2018 at the Domkyrkoforum in Lund.
Gillian Darley has written a text on Hage, our public garden, which explores the history of shared, open spaces and common ground in India, Scandinavia, Iran, and the UK.
To mark the beginning of our conversation with Lund residents and visitors, an existing lightwork by Nathan Coley was installed on Krafts Torg, between Lund Cathedral’s apse and the Bishop’s house.
Hage is a public garden for Råängen. Designed by Brendeland & Kristoffersen and Price & Myers, it is the first permanent work to be commissioned for Råängen.
In this film Co-Director of Råängen and Chaplain of Lund Cathedral, Lena Sjöstrand, talks about the work with curator Jes Fernie, and members of the public respond to the work.
For our first online event ‘Working with Nothing – Artists and Architects Building a New Neighbourhood’ we invited artists and architects to contribute to the discussion.
Hage is a public garden in Råängen which opened in 2021. This film captures various moments through its development.
Jonatan Habib Engqvist has written a text reflecting on Nathan Coley’s Råängen commission ‘And We Are Everywhere’.
Our online talk ‘What are we afraid of?’, involving an AI specialist, a priest and a film maker, raised a multitude of fascinating, terrifying, liberating topics.
For our first seminar, held in 2018, we invited speakers from Lund, New York, Berlin and London to consider the subject of time as a cultural construct and tool for project development.
‘And We Are Everywhere’ was an ambitious new artwork by Nathan Coley located on Lund Cathedral’s land in Brunnshög between June 2018 and March 2019.
A major new commission by Nathan Coley for Råängen was launched in June 2018 and remained on site until March 2019.
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