Uggleviksreservoaren, Water tower in Lilljansskogen forest, Stockholm, Sweden.
The Uggleviksreservoaren structure stands with 64 concrete pillars measuring 14 meters tall, supporting a tank of 78 by 39 by 6 meters.
Built in 1935 by architect Paul Hedqvist, the reservoir required over 6,000 cubic meters of concrete and 700 tons of steel for its construction.
The reservoir represents the industrial architecture of Stockholm during the 1930s, marking a period of municipal infrastructure development.
The facility maintains a storage capacity of 18,000 cubic meters of water and remains accessible through a ten-minute walk from KTH.
The structure features an uninsulated water tank topped with a lantern, visible from elevated locations several kilometers across Stockholm.
GPS coordinates: 59.35133,18.07911
Latest update: March 3, 2025 15:26
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