Architect · 6 buildings

Knut "Perno" Peterson

6Buildings in the register

1906–1932Active

1873–1939Lived

Kungsholmen 2Most in

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Knut "Perno" Peterson (1873–1939) was an architect. VERA PI's register links Peterson to 6 buildings in Stockholm County, most of them in Kungsholmen and Östermalm, chiefly from the 1900s. Among them: Villa Åkerlund (1932), Fiskargatan 9 (1907), Tyrgatan 8 (1909). Style per the sources: Art Nouveau, National Romanticism.

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Facts

Lived: 1873–1939Wikidata ↗ · 21 October 2026
Born in: StockholmWikidata ↗ · 21 October 2026
Buildings in the register: 6 buildings in the registerVERA PI (RAÄ, Stadsmuseet, Wikipedia, Wikidata) · 21 October 2026
Active: 1906–1932byggåren för husen i registret · 21 October 2026

Buildings per decade

Where the buildings stand

Kungsholmen2
Östermalm2
Vasastaden1
Södermalm1

The styles

Jugend 2 Nationalromantik 1

Key works

Villa Åkerlund1932Nobelgatan 2
Fiskargatan 91907Fiskargatan 9
Tyrgatan 81909Tyrgatan 8
Rådmansgatan 471920Rådmansgatan 47
Fleminggatan 231906Fleminggatan 23
Byggnad, Kungsholmen1906

The buildings on the map

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The buildings

6 of 6

Byggnad, Kungsholmen1906–1907Kungsholmen · class Grönt · Identifierat kulturvärde
Fleminggatan 231906–1907Kungsholmen · class Grönt · Identifierat kulturvärde · the street guide
Fiskargatan 91907–1908Södermalm · the street guide
Tyrgatan 81909–1910Östermalm · class Grönt · Identifierat kulturvärde · the street guide
Rådmansgatan 471920–1924Vasastaden · class Grönt · Identifierat kulturvärde · the street guide
Villa Åkerlund1932Östermalm · class blå · the street guide

Sources

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