In most cities, statues are reserved for founders and the famous, but in Stockholm, Sweden, things are a bit different, at least in one place. Stockholm’s town hall stands as a masterpiece of architecture, hosting grand events like the Nobel Prize dinners. Its halls are adorned with stunning sculptures and tapestries.
Yet perhaps the most remarkable feature is a decision made by its planners: above the entrance to every office, a niche holds a…
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