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Model Study, Sand
Rock, rubble, gravel, grit
Artificial Heights (photography)
Artificial Heights (video)
Artificial Heights (scale model)
Stockholm's Tips and Tops
Manu forti
No place in particular
Tropical Paradise
Midsummer in Sveadal
The Last Resort
Few people have ever…
Measuring Subjective Well-being
The Third Face of Power
Tivedens Theme Park
Fort Swanson
A Balancing Rock
Granholm mound, reconstructed scale model based on architectural site plan from 1973.

granholm mound, scale model


The idea of transforming leftover rubble, rocks and debris from excavations and blasts into tall hills on the outskirts of town, originated with the city’s Parks Superintendant Holger Blom. The idea was that the hills would be designed as sculptures, rather than aiming to mimic a natural topography, and that they would be used as recreational areas for skiing. In the eyes of Blom the heights were neither buildings nor parks, rather they were freestanding, personal works of art.