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Who designed the building?

22,739Buildings
4,007Architects
1,293Practices and builders
4,449With house facts
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Who designed the building you live in? For 22,739 buildings in Stockholm County VERA PI can tell you, with the source alongside. The National Heritage Board's register, the City Museum's inventories, Wikipedia and Wikidata are combined into one record per building and one page per architect. Edvin Engström designed the most buildings in the register, 1128. The decade that built the most of them is the 1950s.

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Who designed my building?

Search 22,739 buildings with a known architect – the National Heritage Board, the City Museum, Wikidata and Wikipedia.

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  1. 1Dramaten Nybrogatan 2 · 1901
    Erik F. Dahl, AB Skånska Cementgjuteriet
  2. 2Hedvig Eleonora kyrka Storgatan 2 · 1669
    Bror Malmberg, Agi Lindegren
  3. 3Trefaldighetskyrkan Majorsgatan 5 · 1893
    Johan Laurentz, Jan Henriksson
  4. 4Sturebadet Humlegårdsgatan 17 · 1883
    N. G. Sundius, Magnus Isaeus
  5. 5Rettigska huset Villagatan 3 · 1878
    Axel Kumlien, Hjalmar Kumlien
  6. 6Granen 14 Floragatan 21 · 1886
    Jonas Petter Nilson, Johan Laurentz
  7. 7Engelbrektskyrkan Östermalmsgatan 20 · 1910
    Lars Israel Wahlman, Per Olof Hallman
  8. 8Stallmästaren 4 Narvavägen 8 · 1903
    Carl Gustaf Ohlsson, Hagström & Ekman
  9. 9Gustaf Adolfskyrkan 1891
    Carl Möller
  10. 10Engelska kyrkan Dag Hammarskjölds Väg 14 · 1866
    James Souttar, Gustavus W. Hamilton

The architects

The 200 with the most buildings in the register.

200 of 200

Practices and builders

The styles

Neo-Renaissance 1872–1897 · 36Gothic Revival 1886–1906 · 22Neo-Baroque 1895–1905 · 6Art Nouveau 1895–1921 · 94National Romanticism 1906–1915 · 45Nordic Classicism 1913–1929 · 28Functionalism 1928–1939 · 24Modernism 1928–2002 · 9Brutalism 1956–1979 · 12Postmodernism 1988–1988 · 1Neoclassicism 1805–1926 · 27Empire style 1823–1823 · 1Gustavian style 1769–1783 · 4Rococo 1736–1776 · 2Baroque 1648–1760 · 12Historicism / eclecticism – · 0Romanesque Revival 1892–1892 · 1Art Deco – · 0

Buildings per decade

1600-tal: 21630-tal: 81640-tal: 191650-tal: 91660-tal: 141670-tal: 111680-tal: 71690-tal: 61700-tal: 31710-tal: 21720-tal: 61730-tal: 101740-tal: 121750-tal: 171760-tal: 231770-tal: 181780-tal: 191790-tal: 231800-tal: 151810-tal: 121820-tal: 71830-tal: 171840-tal: 191850-tal: 421860-tal: 771870-tal: 1331880-tal: 7611890-tal: 5901900-tal: 11421910-tal: 8981920-tal: 20081930-tal: 44151940-tal: 32311950-tal: 46061960-tal: 26341970-tal: 8751980-tal: 6381990-tal: 462000-tal: 122010-tal: 142020-tal: 3160018002020

Sources

Architects and master builders (professional roles, mostly historical) are published; builders who are private persons, and residents, never are.