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Erik Stenberg is an Associate Professor at the KTH School of Architecture and the Built Environment in Stockholm, Sweden. He has been engaged in academic teaching and research since 1997, focusing on studio courses in Architecture, particularly in housing design processes and mass housing. Currently, he teaches Master's level courses and is involved in European regional research initiatives related to housing. He leads the Swedish segment of the Horizon 2020 project 'ReCreate,' which aims to promote the reuse of prefabricated concrete elements. Through this project, he collaborates with various institutions across Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands, and Finland, drawing on a significant budget to innovate in housing practices. Stenberg's involvement in the educational sector has included redesigning housing models, organizing national housing fairs, and contributing to research on post-war modernist housing. He was a project leader for the Grön BoStad Stockholm initiative, enhancing sustainability in the housing sector. Stenberg was Head of the Department of Architecture from 2006 to 2013, where he guided a generational shift and helped establish a network of architecture schools in Sweden. He runs a practice focused on small architectural additions, ensuring they blend seamlessly into their environments.
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