Arne Jacobsen

Danish architect, Radisson Blu Royal Hotel designer

Arne Jacobsen - Artists & Creatives born February 11th, 1902
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A prominent Danish architect and designer, contributed significantly to modern architecture and design. Most recognized for the design of the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel in Copenhagen and Aarhus City Hall. He also created iconic furniture pieces, such as the Egg chair and the Swan chair. His work combined functionality with minimalist aesthetics, influencing the field of architecture and design.

Designed the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel in Copenhagen

Designed Aarhus City Hall

Created the Egg chair and Swan chair

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