Banérska palatset
1620
building
Banérska palatset is a heavily layered stone palace at Västra Trädgårdsgatan 11 A on Norrmalm beside Kungsträdgården, with origins in an early seventeenth-century house on the Banér family's property. Successive campaigns have stacked…
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- 1899
The palace was bought in 1899 by the wholesaler and tobacco manufacturer Johan Bäckström, who had it rebuilt to drawings by Fredrik Lilljekvist. The property passed to his son Walter Bäckström in 1902.
Fredrik Lilljekvist
- 1911
A second rebuilding followed in 1911 for the owner Walter Bäckström, to drawings by Isak Gustaf Clason.
Isak Gustaf Clason
- 1923-1926
The Independent Odd Fellow Order acquired the palace in 1922 and had Knut Nordenskjöld and Gustav Adolf Falk draw the conversion that followed. Between 1923 and 1926 the courtyard buildings were demolished and replaced by lodge rooms and…
Knut Nordenskjöld, Gustav Adolf Falk
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