Gustavianum
Also known as Anatomisk Teatern, Museum Gustavianum, Theatrum Anatomicum Gustavianum
1620
museum
Gustavianum is the university building whose roof object became Uppsala's most legible architectural signature: Olof Rudbeck's copper cupola for the anatomical theatre. Caspar Panten designed the main building in 1622-1625 after Gustav II…
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Timeline
- 1620
Caspar van Panten
- 1663
Expansion by Olaus Rudbeck adding another floor and constructing the famous Theatrum Anatomicum within a large cupola on the roof.
Olaus Rudbeck
- 1745
Renovation of the Gustavianum building during the 18th century by architect Carl Hårleman, who served as överintendent from 1741 until his death in 1753.
Carl Hårleman
- 2019-2024
Hidemark & Stintzing
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