JOURNAL - FORMER RIKSFÖRSÄKRINGSANSTALTEN 1932

Journal — A selection of articles, essays, and images that explore Grönlandet — formerly the National Insurance Institute (Riksförsäkringsanstalten) — completed in 1932 by architect Sigurd Lewerentz in Stockholm.

Here we gather writing and photography that trace the building’s history and its continued resonance in architecture and design culture. From its inclusion among The New York Times Style Magazine’s “8 Buildings to See in Stockholm” to recent features and documentaries on Nordic design history, Grönlandet remains a living reference point in the work of Lewerentz and Swedish modernism.

Dezeen

Dezeen lists FAB Grönlandet and its site-specific installation as one of 10 must sees during Stockholm Deign days 2026. Read more

Inredningsarkitektur.se

Inredningsarkitektur.se writes an article about Grönlandets initiative of site-specific art installations for the building. The artists Contem and Ingrid Unsöld describe their work.

C-print

C-print- A journal about contemporary art has written an article on the installations Read more

Stockhom Creative Edition 2026

Stockholm Creative Edition – A CURATED WINTER WEEK OF CONTEMPORARY DESIGN
Explorative, innovative and optimistic – Stockholm Creative Edition returns February 3–7, 2026, bringing together contemporary design, culture and craft across Stockholm. Read more Pressreleaser HERE

The New York Times Style Magazine

The New York Times Style Magazine lists the building as one of “The 8 Buildings You Must See in Stockholm – These sites capture the city’s practical, restrained style — but aren’t without whimsy. ” Read more