Gripenhielmska malmgården, Historic office building near Kungsholmen district, Stockholm, Sweden
The Gripenhielmska malmgården consists of a three-story main building with pilasters and high roof, accompanied by two-story wing structures with hipped roofs.
Built in 1680 for Emund Gripenhielm, a court advisor to King Charles XI, the estate required extensive groundwork due to its location on marshy peninsula.
The building housed Sweden's first mechanical laboratory under Christopher Polhem, marking the beginning of technical education in the country.
The structure maintains its commercial function as an office building while preserving historical elements from the 17th century architecture.
Peter Jonas Bergius developed medicinal plant gardens on these grounds, which later influenced the creation of the Bergian Garden collection.
GPS coordinates: 59.32848,18.05181
Latest update: March 17, 2025 08:46
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