'Lewerentz Divine Darkness' with an Introduction by Architect Thomas Bo Jensen
Join us as we dive into Lewerentz’s universe and become inspired by a high degree of architectural detail, immersion, and an architect who might be even more influential today than in his own time.
In a basement in Lund, there lies an unknown treasure. Film reels and audio tapes recorded by architect Bernt Nyberg with Lewerentz during his final years are stored here. Sigurd Lewerentz is among the most renowned Swedish architects, inspiring architects worldwide. Lewerentz did not want to be filmed or interviewed, preferring that his buildings speak for themselves. His unique solutions were decades ahead of their time.
He delved deeply into his architecture, was known for inspecting his construction sites down to the smallest detail, and focused on materials and durability. He emphasised craftsmanship over prefabrication. At a time when prefab construction and fast-growing cities have become the norm, we dive into Lewerentz’s universe and become inspired by a high degree of architectural detail, immersion, and an architect who might be even more influential today than in his own time.
About the Event
Architect Thomas Bo Jensen will introduce the film, followed by insights from director Sven Blume, who will share his thoughts, vision and the story behind this compelling documentary.
Film Details
- Director: Sven Blume
- Duration: 70 minutes
- Year: 2024
About CAFx Micro-Festival Vol. 2
How does our architecture shape the future? How can we create cities today that predict and anticipate tomorrow's problems? With six events spread over four days, we invite you to dive into the relationship between form and vision of the future through film premiers, unique screenings and lecture programs. Read more about CAFx Micro-Festival Vol.2 here.
