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Jean Eric Rehn

9Buildings in the register
1750–1770Active
1717–1793Lived
Upplands Väsby 2Most in
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Jean Eric Rehn (1717–1793) was an architect. VERA PI's register links Rehn to 9 buildings in Stockholm County, most of them in Upplands Väsby and Sigtuna, chiefly from the 1760s. Among them: Stora Wäsby slott (1750), Tändstickspalatset (1769), Orangeriet (1750).

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Portrait of Jean Eric Rehn
Picture: Alexander Roslin · https://digitaltmuseum.se/021046500454/jean-eric-rehn-1717-1793-arkitekt · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons ↗

Facts

Lived
1717–1793Wikidata ↗ · 21 October 2026
Born in
StorkyrkoförsamlingenWikidata ↗ · 21 October 2026
Died in
Jakob och Johannes församlingWikidata ↗ · 21 October 2026
Buildings in the register
9 buildings in the registerVERA PI (RAÄ, Stadsmuseet, Wikipedia, Wikidata) · 21 October 2026
Active
1750–1770byggåren för husen i registret · 21 October 2026

Buildings per decade

1750-tal: 21760-tal: 51770-tal: 2175018001770

Where the buildings stand

  • Upplands Väsby2
  • Sigtuna2
  • Stockholm2
  • Ekerö1
  • Norrmalm1
  • Östermalm1

Key works

  • Stora Wäsby slott1750
  • Tändstickspalatset1769Regeringsgatan 26
  • Orangeriet1750
  • Kina slott1763
  • Erstavik1765
  • Gimo herrgård1767

The buildings on the map

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The buildings

9 of 9
  • Orangeriet1750–1769Upplands Väsby · Byggnadsminne
  • Stora Wäsby slott1750–1759Upplands Väsby · Byggnadsminne
  • Kina slott1763–1769Ekerö · Statligt byggnadsminne
  • Erstavik1765Stockholm
  • Gimo herrgård1767Stockholm
  • Gärdesgatan 51769Östermalm · the street guide
  • Tändstickspalatset1769–1774Norrmalm · class Blått · Identifierat kulturvärde · the street guide
  • Köksflygeln1770–1799Sigtuna · Statligt byggnadsminne
  • Teaterflygeln1770–1799Sigtuna · Statligt byggnadsminne

Other work

Buildings where the sources name a role other than architect.

2 of 2

Sources

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