top of page
Jørn
Utzon
Jørn Utzon (1918–2008) forever changed modern architecture with his visionary, sculptural approach to form and structure. Best known for designing the Sydney Opera House, a masterpiece of organic geometry and engineering ingenuity, he redefined public architecture as an art form. Other significant works include the Bagsværd Church in Denmark and the Kuwait National Assembly Building, both showcasing his deep understanding of light, materiality, and spatial flow. Awarded the Pritzker Prize (2003), Utzon’s legacy lies in his ability to blend nature, tradition, and modern technology, influencing architects worldwide with his poetic and innovative design philosophy.
Jørn Utzon and Transcultural Essentialism. 2023
L'architecture Requiem pour Jorn Utzon. 2020
Aalto, Utzon, Fehn: Three Paradigms of Phenomenological Architecture. 2018
Jørn Utzon: Drawings and Buildings. 2013
Jørn Utzon : conversaciones y otros escritos. 2008
Jorn Utzon - Houses by Moller, Henrik Sten, Udsen, Vibe. 2006
Bagsvaerd Church: v. 2: Jorn Utzon Logbook. 2005
Jorn Utzon: Inspiration, Vision, Architektur. 2001
Jorn Utzon: Architetto Della Sydney Opera House: The Sydney Opera House. 1998
Sydney Opera House: Sydney 1957-73 Jorn Utzon. 1995
bottom of page