Denmark 2002. Jacobsen and his architecture, and indeed the whole of the Scandinavian context, represent a line of work that spans all of the characteristic developments of the 20th century ranging from Neoclassicism to the International Style by way of Nordic Functionalism. Jacobsen evolved a personal method that became ever more precise over the course of his professional career. He possessed that twofold virtue of the architects of his generation: the sensibility of knowing how to see and the ability to express what he saw supremely well, an indispensable combination in the world of architecture.

3 volumes with plans and elevations included.