par Invité » 01 nov. 2025 12:13 pm
The Clock Tower and the pavilion on the right side was both Swedish. According to the newspaper
Stockholm Dagblad 8. June 1878 (last part from the 3. column) they write that the pavilion on the right was produced by "Ekmans mekaniska snickerifabrik", designed by "Architect F. R. Lindskog" and the Clock Tower produced by "Tidaholms Verkstad", designed by "Architect Magnus Isæus", who also designed the 1873 pavilion in Vienna.
- Here is the commercial drawing of the Ekman pavilion.
https://digitaltmuseum.se/021017666670/ ... nthusbyggeThe Clock Tower and the pavilion on the right side was both Swedish. According to the newspaper [url=https://tidningar.kb.se/h1t884tt29rtx5b/part/1/page/5?q=%22Ekmans%20Mekaniska%20Snickerifabrik%22]Stockholm Dagblad 8. June 1878[/url] (last part from the 3. column) they write that the pavilion on the right was produced by "Ekmans mekaniska snickerifabrik", designed by "Architect F. R. Lindskog" and the Clock Tower produced by "Tidaholms Verkstad", designed by "Architect Magnus Isæus", who also designed the 1873 pavilion in Vienna.
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[url]https://digitaltmuseum.se/021017666670/ritning-av-1800-talets-elementhusbygge[/url]
