Erik Julius Lallerstedt (Swede. Erik Julius Lallerstedt , born April 19, 1864 Sko , near Stockholm - died February 2, 1955 Stockholm ) is a Swedish architect who worked in the styles of national romance and Swedish classicism .
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Life and work
E. Lallerstedt studied in 1882-1889 at the Royal Higher Technical School of Stockholm and at the Royal Higher Art School. One of his early works is the design of the Cathedral of St. Petra in Stockholm (built in 1900-1901). In 1901-1903, he also built the church of St. Matthew Soon after this, the young architect achieved fame thanks to the construction of a number of monumental buildings made of brick in the Art Nouveau style (among them - the building for the Trygg Insurance Society, in 1906). The buildings he later created for the Royal Higher Technical School (1911-1940) were already built in the neoclassical style.
Other projects carried out by E. Lallerstedt in Stockholm were the buildings for the Thule insurance company (in 1915-1917, together with Ture Rüdberg ), as well as various residential buildings (in 1923-1924), in which the architect himself settled. For the Ministry of Postal Service, he is creating a network of post offices and bureaus in various parts of Sweden - in Kristianstad (1916-1917), Osela (1926), Kristinehamn (1927), Kalmar (1945), several in Stockholm (1930, 1936, 1938— 1939). Together with architects Sigurd Leverenz and David Helden , E. Lallerstedt creates the project for the new Musical Theater in Malmö (1933-1944).
The son of E. Lallerstedt, Lars-Eric Lallerstedt (1910-1978) was also an architect.
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 Erik J Lallerstedt - 1917.
- ↑ 1 2 Skå kyrkoarkiv, Födelse-och dopböcker, SE / SSA / 1561 / CI / 5 (1861-1875), bildid: 00060845_00014
- ↑ LIBRIS - 2018.
- ↑ Swedish Census 1910 - State Archive of Sweden .
- ↑ Swedish Census 1880 - State Archive of Sweden .
Literature
- Stockholms byggnader , Prisma, Stockholm 1977
- Svensk arkitektur 1664-1970, Byggförlaget 1986