The Swedish architectural office Arrhov Frick works with a diversity of projects and their ambition is to develop clear proposals based on a deep understanding of the specific social and economic contexts. Their projects reduce architecture to its fundamentals often with an emphasize on function, basic materials and structural economy. Many of their projects support flexible infrastructures that are capable of future iterations and uses, encouraging sustainability and longevity in the building industry.

Introductions by Juhani Pallasmaa and Ilka and Andreas Ruby With a conversation with Johan Linton Photographs by Mikael Olsson.


Johan Arrhov (1979) and Henrik Frick (1977) received their masterʼs in architecture from KTH Royal Institute of Technology in 2007. Together they founded Arrhov Frick in 2010 in Stockholm, Sweden. Carlos Nieto Cid (1977) became a partner in 2017. Among other honors and awards, Arrhov Frick was exhibited at the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2016.

The Swedish architectural office Arrhov Frick works with a diversity of projects and their ambition is to develop clear proposals based on a deep understanding of the specific social and economic contexts. Their projects reduce architecture to its fundamentals often with an emphasize on function, basic materials and structural economy. Many of their projects support flexible infrastructures that are capable of future iterations and uses, encouraging sustainability and longevity in the building industry.

Introductions by Juhani Pallasmaa and Ilka and Andreas Ruby With a conversation with Johan Linton Photographs by Mikael Olsson.


Johan Arrhov (1979) and Henrik Frick (1977) received their masterʼs in architecture from KTH Royal Institute of Technology in 2007. Together they founded Arrhov Frick in 2010 in Stockholm, Sweden. Carlos Nieto Cid (1977) became a partner in 2017. Among other honors and awards, Arrhov Frick was exhibited at the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2016.