In one of his final interviews, Knud Lonberg-Holm quipped, "I've always been annoyed by rummaging through the past; the future interests me much more." Not one to promote himself, the modernist architect all but disappeared after retirement, seemingly taking his contributions to architecture with him. After years of neglect, investigative research has finally unearthed just how influential Lonberg-Holm was. To learn about how he shaped information design (among many other things), continue reading Paul Makovsky's exclusive article on Metropolis Magazine.
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Lonberg-Holm: The Forgotten Architect, Remembered
https://www.archdaily.com/518240/lonberg-holm-the-forgotten-architect-rememberedJennifer Whelan
The Forgotten Modernist: Knud Lonberg-Holm
Who is Knud Lonberg-Holm? An overlooked modernist architect, photographer, author, researcher, and teacher praised by the likes of Buckminster Fuller - one of his good friends and biggest advocates. To learn about the architect's unsung accomplishments and the people determined to preserve his memory, check out Metropolis Magazine's article by clicking here.
https://www.archdaily.com/511411/the-forgotten-modernist-knud-lonberg-holmJennifer Whelan