Royal architect of Sweden

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The Royal architect of Sweden was the chief designer responsible for major royal buildings and architectural projects commissioned by the Swedish monarchy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf official position
appliesToJurisdiction Kingdom of Sweden NERFINISHED
appointedBy King of Sweden NERFINISHED
Swedish monarch
country Sweden
employer Royal Court of Sweden NERFINISHED
Swedish monarchy NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork architecture
building design
royal building projects
hasDuty advising the monarch on architecture
maintaining architectural standards for royal properties
overseeing restoration of royal buildings
planning royal architectural projects
supervising construction of royal buildings
officeHolderRole chief architect
royal architect
partOf royal household of Sweden
positionHeldBy Carl Fredrik Adelcrantz NERFINISHED
Carl Hårleman NERFINISHED
Carl Nyrén NERFINISHED
Carl Westman NERFINISHED
Erik Lallerstedt NERFINISHED
Ferdinand Boberg NERFINISHED
Ferdinand Meldahl NERFINISHED
Fredrik Blom NERFINISHED
Gunnar Asplund NERFINISHED
Helgo Zettervall NERFINISHED
Hjalmar Cornilsen NERFINISHED
Isak Gustaf Clason NERFINISHED
Ivar Tengbom NERFINISHED
Lars Israel Wahlman NERFINISHED
Nicodemus Tessin the Elder NERFINISHED
Nicodemus Tessin the Younger NERFINISHED
Olof Tempelman NERFINISHED
Peter Celsing NERFINISHED
Ragnar Östberg NERFINISHED
Ralph Erskine NERFINISHED
Sigurd Lewerentz NERFINISHED
Sven Markelius NERFINISHED
Torben Grut NERFINISHED
Uno Åhrén NERFINISHED
responsibleFor design of royal chapels
design of royal palaces
design of royal public buildings
design of royal residences
major royal buildings in Sweden
workLocation Stockholm
royal building sites in Sweden

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Nicodemus Tessin the Elder positionHeld Royal architect of Sweden