At FOJAB's latest owners' meeting, Rebecca Saaby Mehlum was elected as a new partner. Rebecca Saaby Mehlum has been employed at FOJAB in Helsingborg since the office started in 2014, where she has been studio manager for the last two years.

- During her time as studio manager, Rebecca has taken great responsibility for the studio and FOJAB's position in Helsingborg. She has a natural and confident leadership of the group and works actively with the architecture discussion in her studio.

- Rebecca has integrity and trust with those around her. She works to build a common culture with the other offices and we believe that she is a key person in the company, says CEO Daniel Nord.

- I am grateful for the trust and it is of course nice to have nice words along the way in my work. Above all, I think it's both fun and important that I get to represent the Helsingborg office in this forum, and I'm very much looking forward to the work this will entail in the future," says Rebecca Saaby Mehlum.

Rebecca Saaby Mehlum
Architect SAR/MSA trained at the Royal School of fine Arts and Architecture in Copenhagen. Rebecca works with various architectural projects, including retail, animal care, sports and housing, such as Idrottsområde Kristianstad, various projects for IKEA and the housing project Mässhaken in Helsingborg.

For further information:
Daniel Nord
daniel.nord@fojab.se
+46 706 – 87 88 82

Press:
Emma Schöön
emma.schoon@fojab.se
+46 702 – 49 11 57

Spacious, bright and impressive. This is how Lund's new district court has been described. As part of "the new Lund" west of the railroad tracks, the district court rises and gives the city a new silhouette. The Minister of Justice Morgan Johansson attended the inauguration and architect Kjell Adamsson from FOJAB gave a speech in which he described his thoughts and ideas when Lund District Court was designed. Since then, he and the other architects involved in the project have had several opportunities to show and tell about the architecture.

- Based on the site's conditions and a local program with high demands on safety, function, environment and quality, we have designed a modern building, which at the same time well connects to Lund's building tradition, says Kjell Adamsson, FOJAB.

The facade of the District Court is made of copper and glass, resting on a high limestone plinth. Based on the needs of the court, several entrances have been distributed throughout the building and there are terraces on the roof for the court's staff. Outside the court, a water mirror reflects the light and there is also a work of art by the artist Meta Isæus-Berlin.

Once inside, visitors are greeted by undulating wooden panels in oiled ash. There are four security zones for the public, prosecutors and jury members, other staff and detainees. The public areas are located on two levels that open up with large glass areas to the park outside.

- It was an honor to be entrusted with the design of Lund District Court. The process has been exciting and we are very proud of the result," concludes Kjell Adamsson, FOJAB.

For further information:
Kjell Adamsson
kjell.adamsson@fojab.se
+46 708 – 83 80 82

Press:
Emma Schöön
emma.schoon@fojab.se
+46 702 – 49 11 57