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Erik Asmussen

11Buildings in the register
1965–1992Active
1913–1998Lived
Åkeslund 8Most in
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Erik Asmussen (1913–1998) was an architect. VERA PI's register links Asmussen to 11 buildings in Stockholm County, most of them in Åkeslund and Stockholm, chiefly from the 1960s. Among them: Kristofferskolan (1965), Kulturhuset i Ytterjärna (1992), Örjanskolan.

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Facts

Lived
1913–1998Wikidata ↗ · 21 October 2026
Born in
KöpenhamnWikidata ↗ · 21 October 2026
Died in
JärnaWikidata ↗ · 21 October 2026
Buildings in the register
11 buildings in the registerVERA PI (RAÄ, Stadsmuseet, Wikipedia, Wikidata) · 21 October 2026
Active
1965–1992byggåren för husen i registret · 21 October 2026

Buildings per decade

1960-tal: 81990-tal: 1196020001990

Where the buildings stand

  • Åkeslund8
  • Stockholm3

Key works

  • Kristofferskolan1965
  • Kulturhuset i Ytterjärna1992
  • Örjanskolan
  • Rudolf Steinerseminariet
  • Skola, Åkeslund1965
  • Skola, Åkeslund1965

The buildings on the map

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The buildings

11 of 11
  • Kristofferskolan1965–1974Åkeslund · class Blått · Identifierat kulturvärde
  • Pannhus, Åkeslund1965–1974Åkeslund · class Blått · Identifierat kulturvärde
  • Skola, Åkeslund1965–1974Åkeslund · class Blått · Identifierat kulturvärde
  • Skola, Åkeslund1965–1974Åkeslund · class Blått · Identifierat kulturvärde
  • Skola, Åkeslund1965–1974Åkeslund · class Blått · Identifierat kulturvärde
  • Skola, Åkeslund1965–1974Åkeslund · class Blått · Identifierat kulturvärde
  • Daghem och förskola, Åkeslund1969–1981Åkeslund · class Blått · Identifierat kulturvärde
  • Fritidshem, Åkeslund1969–1981Åkeslund · class Blått · Identifierat kulturvärde
  • Kulturhuset i Ytterjärna1992Stockholm
  • Rudolf SteinerseminarietStockholm
  • ÖrjanskolanStockholm

Sources

Architects and master builders are published in their professional roles; builders who are private persons, and residents, never are.