Landala vattentorn, Water tower in Landala district, Gothenburg, Sweden
The red brick structure features natural stone bands, rounded windows, and miniature towers at its upper corners, resembling a medieval fortress.
Architects Adrian Peterson and Carl Crispin designed this water management facility in 1892 to improve the distribution system in growing Gothenburg.
The building demonstrates the late 19th-century Swedish architectural approach of giving technical structures a monumental appearance through decorative elements.
The water tower contains a reservoir holding 1.2 million liters of water and connects to a pipeline from Alelyckan for water supply management.
The structure includes an observation tower above the reservoir and contains a vaulted interior room reflecting medieval architectural influences.
Location: Gothenburg Municipality
GPS coordinates: 57.69319,11.96437
Latest update: March 10, 2025 23:56
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