Nordisk Resebureau

About the object

• Description
  One spring day in 1956, The Nordic Travel Agency opens up under the neon signs at Stureplan. Here, Stockholmers meet the world in an environment designed by the married couple Léonie and Charles-Edouard Geisendorf. Across three floors, there are a large ticket hall, offices, six small shops, a bank, and a cinema. Through their ...

  One spring day in 1956, The Nordic Travel Agency opens up under the neon signs at Stureplan. Here, Stockholmers meet the world in an environment designed by the married couple Léonie and Charles-Edouard Geisendorf. Across three floors, there are a large ticket hall, offices, six small shops, a bank, and a cinema. Through

  their international contacts, more, similar interior design assignments roll in for the architect couple.

  * Svenska Dagbladet, March 19, 1956

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• IdentifierARKM.2005-102-05-003
• Avbildad, ortUppland Stockholm Östermalm Stureplan
• General subject termArkitektur, Exteriör
• SubjectNordisk Resebureau. Entré.
• Type Photograph