2016
Brrum (2016, Stockholm, SE) is an architecture practice run by Ulrika Karlsson (°1966, Stockholm, SE) and Cecilia Lundbäck (°1985, Stockholm, SE) that engages in diverse projects spanning architecture, art, design, and research. Recent work by Brrum includes the installation Where Waters Fall exhibited at the Lisbon Architecture Triennale 2025, a proposal for the conversion of hotel Engelmark to a cultural centre in Jokkmokk, the public art project Och eller inte in Stockholm, and several small scale architecture projects in the Stockholm area. Brrum has published research articles and papers for publications such as Athens Journal of Architecture and the international symposium Embodied Cultures at the Vrije Universiteit Brussels, as well as written the manifesto The Architecture of Gleaning. Their work has been included at the Venice Biennale of Architecture, ArkDes, Bonniers konsthall and SPARK, and their work is included in the ArkDes Collection.