Max Brüel

Max Brüel (1927-1995) was a Danish architect and designer, primarily known for his contributions to modern Danish architecture and furniture design. He often collaborated with Eva Brüel, his wife, on numerous projects spanning residential, commercial, and institutional buildings.

Brüel's architectural style is characterized by its functionalism, attention to detail, and integration with the surrounding landscape. His designs often employed clean lines, natural materials like wood and brick, and ample natural light.

Notable projects include housing developments, schools, and office buildings across Denmark. He was particularly recognized for his innovative use of space and his commitment to creating environments that were both aesthetically pleasing and conducive to human activity. His designs reflect the principles of Danish modernism, emphasizing simplicity, functionality, and quality craftsmanship. He also designed furniture, showcasing a similar commitment to minimalist design and practicality.