Ernst Lohse
Ernst Lohse (14 February 1944 – 23 October 1994) was a Danish architect and designer known for his colourful post-modernistic style as well as stylised country and cityscapes of ''quintessential'' Danish motifs. Together with architect Bente Schaltz (a.k.a. Bente Lohse) he ran the design studio ''The Green Studio'' from 1973 until 1990 (Grønne Studie Aps). He is especially known for his architectural fantasies – in watercolour – of post-modernistic buildings, often based on mythology. He was also commissioned for architectural design work e.g. poster for Kodak or the yearly poster for DSB (railway company), DSB – the National Danish Railways. In 1985 he designed a temporary city gate to Copenhagen, which stood at the beginning of the famous pedestrianised shopping street ''Strøget'' on the main Copenhagen Town Hall square. In 1987 he designed a 26 meters long 3D frieze for the central ''Palace Square'' for the town of Randers, Denmark (the friez ...
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