Sätra vattentorn, Water tower in Sätra, Stockholm, Sweden
Sätra vattentorn is a water tower in Stockholm that rises from a hillside location and serves multiple districts with drinking water. The cylindrical concrete structure rests on slender supporting columns and dominates the visual landscape of the Sätra area.
The tower was built in 1969 to meet the water needs of expanding suburban areas around Stockholm. Its construction took place during a major phase of post-war infrastructure development in the region.
The structure has become a visual landmark that residents use to orient themselves in the Sätra area. Its prominent position on the hillside makes it a recognizable point of reference in the suburban landscape.
The tower sits on elevated terrain and remains visible from many points in the surrounding area. Visitors can view the structure from outside and explore the nearby grounds freely.
The structure is supported by 16 outer and 10 inner supporting columns that together create a form resembling a classical round temple. This unusual design transforms the functional building into something visually striking.
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