Paul Sandberg, In 1936, Upsala New Newspaper wrote about Uppsalas the Housing Committee had found land on Kungsgärdet and now purchasers were able to start with small cottage building after Patterns from the Garden Cities in Stockholm and Gothenburg. The architect Gunnar Leche had made a building plan for 80 smal…
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Paul Sandberg

In 1936, Upsala New Newspaper wrote about Uppsalas the Housing Committee had found land on Kungsgärdet and now purchasers were able to start with small cottage building after Patterns from the Garden Cities in Stockholm and Gothenburg. The architect Gunnar Leche had made a building plan for 80 smal…

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Upplands Museum

Uppsala, Sweden

Status
In Museum Collection
Collect24 Art ID
C24-1093183

In 1936, Upsala New Newspaper wrote about Uppsalas the Housing Committee had found land on Kungsgärdet and now purchasers were able to start with small cottage building after Patterns from the Garden Cities in Stockholm and Gothenburg. The architect Gunnar Leche had made a building plan for 80 small cabins in two different sizes. The City opened a Small Cottage Agency at Fyristorg for information and to sign contracts. The houses were standardized and this was the meaning that the house buyers would carry out parts of the building themselves and on the Small Student Agency was an expert instr…

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Upplands Museum

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