Cedergrenska tornet, Brick castle in Danderyd Municipality, Sweden.
Cedergrenska tornet is a seven-story brick tower in Danderyd with wooden panel cladding and large windows on each level. A rooftop terrace at the top provides views over the surrounding wooded area.
Architect Lars Israel Wahlman designed this tower in the early 1900s and it was named after Albert Gotthard Nestor Cedergren. Construction extended across many decades, with the building evolving through different phases of development.
The tower serves as an educational and gathering space for the Cedergrenska organization, which runs schools at all levels from early childhood through university preparation. Visitors experience how a historic building functions actively in contemporary teaching and community life.
The tower can be rented for events such as conferences, weddings, and celebrations, with support available for event planning. Its location within a wooded setting provides a quiet environment for gatherings.
The tower blends architectural styles from different movements, creating a distinctive appearance that reflects its extended construction period. This stylistic mix developed naturally as the building evolved across many decades.
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