Armas Lindgren

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Armas Lindgren was a prominent Finnish architect of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for his contributions to National Romantic and Jugendstil architecture in Finland.

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Armas Lindgren canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architect
human
centuryOfActivity 19th century
20th century
collaboratedWith Eliel Saarinen
Herman Gesellius
countryOfCitizenship Finland
educatedAt Polytechnic Institute of Helsinki
employer Helsinki University of Technology
familyName Lindgren
linked to: Astrid Lindgren
fieldOfWork architecture
genre church architecture
public buildings
residential buildings
givenName Armas
hasGender male
influencedBy European Art Nouveau
linked to: Art Nouveau

Nordic National Romanticism
linked to: Nordic romanticism
languageOfWorkOrName Finnish
Swedish
memberOf Gesellius–Lindgren–Saarinen architectural firm
movement Art Nouveau
Jugendstil
linked to: Art Nouveau

National Romantic architecture
name Armas Eliel Lindgren
nationality Finnish
notableFor Jugendstil architecture in Finland
development of Finnish National Romantic style
notableStudent Finnish architects of the early 20th century
notableWork House of the Estates, Helsinki
National Museum of Finland
New Student House, Helsinki
Parliament House competition designs (Finland)
Pohjola Insurance building, Helsinki
Tampere Cathedral (design collaboration)
linked to: Tampere Cathedral
occupation architect
professor
partOf Finnish National Romantic movement in architecture
placeOfActivity Finland
style Art Nouveau in Finland
Jugendstil
linked to: Art Nouveau

National Romantic
workLocation Helsinki

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National Museum of Finland architect Armas Lindgren
Kansallismuseo architect Armas Lindgren
Herman Gesellius partnerInFirmWith Armas Lindgren