Magnus Rönn
From 2017, Magnus Rönn is affiliated to Building Design, Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering at Chalmers. Magnus is vice president of the Nordic Association of Architectural Research, NAF, and chief editor of the Nordic Journal of Architectural Research, NJAR. The scientific journal is in Norway, Denmark and Finland ranked as a publication at international level (Level 2).In 1998 Magnus Rönn was appointed Associate professor at the School of Architecture, Royal Institute of Technology, KTH. He has worked as a researcher and teacher at KTH during 1995-2016 at advanced level, in doctoral courses and have been responsible and for continuing education. The courses have been focusing on (a) quality in architecture and urban design, (b) architectural evaluation and (c) architectural competitions as theory and professional practice. Magnus has organised and participated in scientific conferences on the competition in architecture and urban design. He has published several anthologies and theme issues about competitions in scientific journals.
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Two Design-Developer Competitions - Searching for affordable housing in Gothenburg and Stockholm
Det går att bygga billigare - politikerna har nyckeln
Design Developer Competition in Stockholm: A case study on innovation, architecture, and affordable housing
The Lindholmen Case: Residential Architecture and Compensation in Areas of National Heritage Interest
Architecture, Heritage, and Compensation - - renewal in areas with cultural values and architectural qualities
Developer Competition as a Means for Combining Cost and Design
RETHINKING DESIGN COMPETITION TO PROMOTE URBAN DEVELOPMENT – A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
Design Developer Competition. A study on innovation, architecture and affordable housing, Stockholm
Experimenting within Swedish Competitions
THE PRODUCTION OF KNOWLEDGE IN ARCHITECTURE BY PHD RESEARCH IN THE NORDIC COUNTRIES
URBAN DESIGN IN THE CITY OF HELSINGBORG: THE CONFLICTING INTERESTS OF MOBILITY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE IN A CONTEMPORARY PROJECT
Three restricted developer competitions – experiences from Sweden
URBAN MOBILITY – ARCHITECTURES, GEOGRAPHIES AND SOCIAL SPACE
Cultural Heritage: Changing Ideas on Compensation in Planning
AESTHETICS – THE UNEASY DIMENSION IN ARCHITECTURE
The Architectural Competition and the Concept of ‘The Client Regime’ – from requirement in invitation to selection of design teams
DESIGN VERSUS ECONOMY: ON PREQUALIFICATION IN DEVELOPER COMPETITIONS