ArkDes is a museum located on Skeppsholmen in Stockholm, dedicated to celebrating Swedish architecture and design. It showcases a comprehensive history spanning 150 years, featuring both permanent and rotating exhibitions. Among its notable displays is a themed exhibition titled "How Sweden Was Built," which explores the evolution of architectural practices in the country. The museum is recognized for housing one of the world's largest collections of architecture, comprising over 4 million drawings, photographs, and models.
In addition to its exhibitions, ArkDes offers various services and features for visitors. It includes a library and research services, providing access to valuable resources related to architecture and design. The museum also engages the public with events such as a gingerbread house event planned for 2025. Furthermore, ArkDes provides access to its collections through DigitaltMuseum, allowing a wider audience to explore its extensive archives. Admission to the museum will be free in 2025, making it accessible to a broader range of visitors.