The landshövding houses
Gothenburg begins building houses with a ground floor of stone and two storeys of timber – cheap, but permitted under the fire regulations.
The landshövding house became Gothenburg’s own housing type, built until the 1940s.
Gothenburg begins building houses with a ground floor of stone and two storeys of timber – cheap, but permitted under the fire regulations.
The landshövding house became Gothenburg’s own housing type, built until the 1940s.