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Nordic Pavilion

The Nordic Pavilion houses the shared national representation of Sweden, Norway, and Finland at the Venice Biennale. The pavilion was designed by Sverre Fehn and built between 1958 and 1962.

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1958-1962

Venice, Veneto, Italy

Exhibition pavilion

pavilion exhibition concrete glass Exhibition pavilion

Concrete Glass

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Sverre Fehn

1924-2009 · Oslo, Oslo, Norway

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Sverre Fehn was a Norwegian architect and Pritzker laureate known for fusing landscape, light, and structural clarity across museums and pavilions.

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Sverre Fehn

studio · Oslo, Oslo, Norway

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Sverre Fehn extends the saved.archi corpus as a bureau tied to Fehn's pavilions and museums, adding an office-level lens across his work with light, landscape, and concrete structure.

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