Admiralty House
Also known as Amiralitetshuset
1647
building
Amiralitetshuset is the oldest surviving naval building on Skeppsholmen, raised 1647-1650 by Louis Gillis for the Admiralty Board. The brief included offices, a court-martial room, a council chamber, and a sail loft, and Queen Christina's…
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Timeline
- 1647
Louis Gillis
- 1705
Redesign by Nicodemus Tessin the Younger as national archives storage building with iron window shutters and undecorated facades.
Nicodemus Tessin the Younger
- 1844-1846
Fredrik Blom
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