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This cluster of classical Swedish wooden family houses in various colours has been freshened up with new red roof tiles.

This old apartment building in Skövde has a romantic style to it, that gives historical vibes to architecture from decades back. These apartments have been renovated with new red-glazed roof tiles and matching tin work.

Distinctive apartment building on a corner in Stockholm, that accentuates strict elegance. The grey coloured bricks go well together with dark grey mortar used to highlight the brick even more.

Architect: Semren och Månsson

Block of apartment building with extra decorative details created over and below the windows with the difference in the brick colours. These light highlights, vertically along the windows and horizontally around the base of the building, have a characteristic look, that makes the façade one of a kind.

Modern preschool with a playful layout that opens up to a multifunctional courtyard. Faced towards the sun this exciting and inspiring architecture creates optimum conditions for learning. Bright bricks, a wooden top frame and a roof full of flowers blend in harmony.

Architect: Wigot Arkitekter

This timeless look in the centre of Täby has a minimalistic and classy look. The building’s squared form and straight lines work fine with bright coloured bricks, that have a slight variation in the final masonry.

Architekt: Arkitektingenjörerna

+ 55 living apartments with focus on convenience, relaxation and safety. The façade gives the little extra when the contrast between two colours of exclusive bricks battles and frames details like windows, balconies and doorways. Notice the nice touch with suspended bricks.

+ 55 living apartments with focus on convenience, relaxation and safety. The façade gives the little extra when the contrast between two colours of exclusive bricks battles and frames details like windows, balconies and doorways. Notice the nice touch with suspended bricks.

Architect: Liljewalls Arkitekter

Block of apartment building in three different brick colours with each its distinctive expression. Matching colours and exciting masonry in the façade make these city apartments blend in an architectural sense, despite the different colours.

Architect: Hidemark & Stintzing Arkitekter

Characteristic terraced houses in matched colours of warm-brown bricks with quirky and neat details. Built just outside the centre of Helsingborg with a feeling of harmony.

A large block of exclusive apartments with beautiful bricks burnt to the very last detail. The generous balconies give extra value for those who live with magnificent views as a rustic backdrop.

Architect: Arkkas

A lovely apartment house that dwells together in harmony with the surrounding greens and common gardens. Bright yellow brick colours, beautiful wooden details and roof gardens create an appealing and relaxing atmosphere.

Architect: Krook & Tjäder

Once an architect has dreamt about a vision, there’s endless possibilities to what brick facades can be. Here the keyword was framing. The bright red colours, the details in the masonry and technical brick lintels solutions show an excellent art of architecture.

A block of apartment buildings with various colours of bricks in a tasteful mix. Here the use of mortars and varying bricks show what dramatic expression can be drawn from the details. Balconies and colour ribbons of bricks throughout the construction make these apartment blocks unique.

Architekt: Arkitekthuset

A modern campus building for the students where the special technique to apply the dark grey mortar gives an exciting expression. The glass roof accentuates the modernity.

Architect: Sandell Sandberg

Apartments in irregular blocks combined with great craftmanship masonry and a beautiful brick colour toning in cold and warm sandy colours. Dark window frames and the minimalistic balcony rails frame a beautiful and unpretentious courtyard.

Architect: Winell & Jern Arkitekter

Apartment building in Sweden with bright light-yellow bricks that give a classic and modern look. 58 space-optimized apartments dwell in the outskirts of Uppsala with green recreative areas for inhabitants to enjoy.

Architect: Sweco

Exclusive apartment building with generous balconies overlooking a collective courtyard. Prima Lucca-bricks give this facade a fresh and modern look with shades of off-white and light-tinted yellow.

This Swedish preschool has the feeling of playfulness over it. The colours and the details in the façade resonate happiness and warmth. The red colours are repeated both inside and outside creating a nice place for the kids to be.

Architect: Abako

This idyllic school is almost a meadow itself. The deep grey brick façade, blue windows and the green roof create a natural expression and welcoming atmosphere around the building.

Architect: Nesoo Arkitektur

Elegant apartment building surrounded by trees, rocks and green plants. The grey bricks and the light grey mortar give a calm and homogenous feeling in harmony with the green surroundings.

Apartments in a green area of Stockholm with characteristic burnt variation in the yellow masonry. The bright colour of the bricks combined with the red roof tiles give a fresh and classic feeling.

Architect: Semren Månsson

Located in the heart of Stockholm. Basaren is a masterpiece of both architecture and engineering, where two oval forms resonate through the entire design and construction of these exclusive city apartments. This building is particular unique because of its façade of transparent masonry, which is made possible by the Carlsberg-system. The devil is in the detail, and this is no exception; each brick used for the transparent part of the brickwork has two extruded holes that matches the shape of the two towered-building. This requires extra structural support in wall elements, lintels and beams – but in turn provides a quiet synergy and gives the building a light and airy feel.

When talking about playfulness: The architect has created a fantastic piece of art when selecting and combining these two colours of bricks. This school building clearly stands out as an expression of the DNA of a building’s purpose.

Architect: CF Möller

Exclusive apartment building with light grey bricks and slightly darker grey mortar combined with large glass windows framed in brass. A strict and elegant look with panoramic views from the top balconies.

Apartment buildings with a dramatic façade expression. The technique used in the application of the brick mortar gives a characteristic look to the combined masonry. An open brick frame creates recreative in- and outdoor areas on private balconies

Architect: Arkkas

The Jubilaren is a block of several residential buildings designed by E / S-A Architects on behalf of Riksbyggen. The jubilee, which is a tenant-owner association located in Ursvik in northern Stockholm, was completed in 2016. All buildings in the neighbourhood are certified according to the Swedish standard Miljöbyggnad level Silver

Architect: Engstrand & Speek

The building with its rustic brick type goes well together with the older University buildings. The used technique to apply the brick mortar gives an extra interesting look.

Traditional and classic red and brown colour bricks for the prestigious and traditional school in the heart of Stockholm. When using a soft-molded and so rustic brick as the Rustica-series in this scale, something beautiful occurs.

In the centre of Norrköping you’ll find these apartments where the architect has used the various colours and textures in the bricks to create the characteristics of the façade. The contrast between black and yellow is a bold touch that creates profound character for this unique building.

What an exciting playground, with a nice tactile façade in the background, for the kids to play. Interesting details in the façade play beautifully together with the timber sections and the lush green roofs.

Architect: Gkak