To the left, the lightwell in the entrance with the large marble staircase is visible; to the right, architect Josef Eder of General Architecture.

To the left, the lightwell in the entrance with the large marble staircase is visible; to the right, architect Josef Eder of General Architecture.

Image: Kazper Dudzik/General Architecture

Architect behind the Johanna block on the largest project he's worked on

Sweden Sweden — Plus article In 2016, the architectural firm General Architecture won the commission to design the new Kvarteret Johanna for Hufvudstaden. Ten years later, the complex project has been realized and completed; in an interview with Nordic Property News, founder and architect Josef Eder discusses the challenging work, the property’s rich history, and the aim of preserving the area’s existing character while introducing new building volumes and architectural expressions.