Stephan Fickler Author

Cathrine Mellander Backman research focuses on architectural history. She is a member of the editorial committee for the Nordic Journal of Settlement History and Built Heritage and is currently participating in a research project on Swedish Postmodernism.

Kerstin Barup is an architect and runs Barup & Edström Arkitektkontor with Mats Edström. 

Mats Edström is an architect and runs Barup & Edström Arkitektkontor with Kerstin Barup, specialising in restoration.

Stephan Fickler is a building conservator and director of the Swedish Association for Building Preservation.

Charlie Gullström is an adjunct professor in the circular economy for architecture and planning at Chalmers University of Technology and a research and innovation strategist at Sweco Architects. 

Jarl Kremeier is a historian of art and architecture and is based in Berlin.

Christopher Landstedt is a senior lecturer in art history at Stockholm University. 

Lars Ljungström, PhD, is an art historian and for many years was senior curator at the Swedish Royal Collections, with responsibility for the royal palaces’ collections.

Peter Lundevall is a retired urban planner, investigator, lecturer and author with over 40 years of experience from Stockholm City Hall, the Development Office and the City Planning Department. 

Johan Mårtelius is an architect and professor emeritus of architectural history at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm.

Magnus Olausson is an associate professor at Uppsala University and an art historian.

Martin Olin s head of the Collections Department at Nationalmuseum, Stockholm. 

Frida Rosenberg is an architect and curator of 20th-century architecture at ArkDes. 

Martin Rörby is an architectural historian, writer, former secretary of Stockholm’s Beautification Committee and member of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts.

Frank Salmon is associate professor of the history of art at the University of Cambridge and a Fellow of St John’s College, Cambridge.