Sverre Fehn

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Sverre Fehn was a renowned Norwegian architect celebrated for his modernist yet context-sensitive designs, including the Nordic Pavilion in Venice and the Hedmark Museum.

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instanceOf Norwegian architect
architect
human
awardReceived Gold Medal of the French Academy of Architecture
Heinrich Tessenow Medal
Prince Eugen Medal
Pritzker Architecture Prize
Pritzker Architecture Prize 1997
countryOfCitizenship Norway
dateOfBirth 1924-08-14
dateOfDeath 2009-02-23
designed Hedmark Museum
Ivar Aasen Centre
National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design extension in Oslo
Nordic Pavilion at the Venice Biennale
Nordic Pavilion in Venice
Norwegian Glacier Museum
educatedAt Norwegian National Academy of Craft and Art Industry
Oslo School of Architecture
employer Oslo School of Architecture
familyName Fehn
fieldOfWork architecture
gender male
givenName Sverre
linked to: Sverre Sigurdsson
influencedBy Alvar Aalto
Le Corbusier
knownFor Hedmark Museum
Nordic Pavilion in Venice
context-sensitive modernist architecture
languageOfWorkOrName Norwegian
movement Scandinavian modernism
modernism
name Sverre Fehn
nationality Norwegian
notableWork Hedmark Museum
Ivar Aasen Centre
Nordic Pavilion in Venice
Norwegian Glacier Museum
occupation architect
professor
placeOfBirth Kongsberg
Norway
placeOfDeath Norway
Oslo
positionHeld professor at Oslo School of Architecture
style modernist architecture
workLocation Norway
Oslo

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