Room 606
The SAS House and the Work of Arne Jacobsen
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The story of Arne Jacobsen's visionary masterpiece SAS Royal Hotel from 1960 examined through the microcosm of room 606 - the only room still left untouched with the original interior.
The SAS House represented the pinnacle of his achievements, for which Jacobsen had designed every detail, including new furniture such as the now famous Egg and Swan chairs, fabrics, fixtures and even silverware.
This book presents a unique insight into Jacobsen's work, using the 'time-capsule' Room 606 as a lens through which to examine the span of his entire career. A lost world of mid-twentieth-century form and sensation is rediscovered through hundreds of rare archival photographs, original drawings and sketches, and specially commissioned new colour photographs of Room 606. The chapters are organized thematically: each consists of three sections that together look at Room 606 as a microcosm of the SAS House, reconstruct the original building, and trace the connections between Jacobsen's masterpiece and his other works - from whole buildings to household objects.
The New York-based architect Michael Sheridan is an internationally recognized scholar of modern Danish architecture and design. His publications on these subjects include Landmarks (2011) and Louisiana - Architecture and Landscape (2017).
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