Daneliuska huset, Late 19th-century limestone building at Stureplan, Stockholm, Sweden.
Daneliuska huset is a limestone building in French Renaissance style located at the intersection of Birger Jarlsgatan and Biblioteksgatan. It features a distinctive conical tower and houses restaurants and shops on its ground levels.
Merchant Bror August Danelius commissioned architect Erik Josephson to build this structure between 1898 and 1900. Originally designed as luxury rental apartments, it was constructed during a period of rapid urban expansion in Stockholm.
The building is named after its creator Bror August Danelius and serves as an architectural landmark in the city's cultural landscape. The decorated facade with sculptural details shapes how visitors experience the Stureplan area.
The building sits at the heart of Stureplan and is easily reached on foot from Stockholm's main streets. Visitors can view the exterior architecture or enter to access the shops and dining venues inside.
Two large panther sculptures guard the conical tower, giving the building an unusual character. These animal figures remain a striking detail that draws the eye of passing visitors.
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