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The ornamental stucco master’s apartment
The ornamental sculptor Axel Notini's apartment at David Bagares gata 10 is a fine example of a wealthy middle-class home at the end of the 19th century.
Axel Notini was one of the foremost stucco craftsmen in Stockholm during the latter part of the...
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Stickelbärsvägen
In 1937 the first families moved into the new, publicly owned housing on Stickelbärsvägen at Roslagstull. This marked the start of a new era in the provision of housing in Sweden.
This was the government's first attempt to provide good, modern housing...
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Dwelling in Tensta at Kämpingebacken 13
1972 concluded the expansion of Tensta, a building project that was started six years earlier. The result was a well-planned city environment housing 16,000 people which was strongly influenced by the “million program”. Tensta was planned to meet the...
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The Blockmaker's House
Gustav Andersson, a craftsman who made blocks or pulleys, lived in a timber cottage on the island of Södermalm. He was employed in the navy’s workshops on Skeppsholmen and he made pulley wheels for rigging ships. He actually worked at his lathe in his...
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