Faculty Profile

Erik Stenberg is an architect, teacher, and head of department at the KTH School of Architecture in Stockholm, Sweden. He has been teaching studio at the foundation level for the past eleven years and has been instrumental in guiding the KTH School of Architecture through a generational shift towards fiscal stability and into the Architectural Academy — a new network of Swedish architecture schools. Stenberg is also the principal and owner of his own practice focusing on the tectonics of small additions and renovations.

During the last decade he has also engaged in the politics of restructuring the large scale modernist housing areas in Sweden. He has redesigned apartments, organized a housing fair, and started an introductory architecture school in one of Stockholm's largest modernist housing areas. Stenberg received his B.Arch. from the College of Architecture and Urban Studies at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia.

• ARCH 4101 / 4102 Option Design Studio: Slussen Slowdown

• "Rachel Whiteread's Grid 6 (Five Chairs): Objekt i staden fästa i marken," Statens konstråds konstkatalog nr 40, Stockholm (2011)
• "Återanvänd miljonprogrammet. Individuella lösningar för alla." Gullberg, Anders, ed. Tensta utanför mitt fönster, Stockholmia förlag, pages 102-111 (2006)
• "after wallpaper*," icon magazine, issue 006 (2003)

• Outstanding Recent Alumnus, College of Architecture and Urban Studies, VA Tech (2006)
• Grand Champion, International Snow Statue Competition in Sapporo, Japan (2004)
• 1st Place, Swedish Open Snow Sculpture Championship in Kiruna (2001)

• Tensta Bo 2006. Housing fair focusing on the possibilities of regeneration held in one of Sweden's largest modernist housing areas. Initiator and exhibitor. Tensta, Stockholm (2006)
• Bruno Mathsson - Formgivare och Arkitekt. Swedish Museum of Architecture. Advisor and participant in video interview included in the exhibit. Stockholm (2006)

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• Lecture: Reconstruction of the Welfare State