Helsinki, Finland

Kiselev House

Helsinki, Finland

The Kiselev House in Helsinki is a protected building designed by Carl Ludvig Engel and constructed in 1772. Engel's design reflects the neoclassical sensibilities emerging in eighteenth-century Scandinavia, and the structure remains safeguarded under Helsinki's city plan as a heritage asset.

Architect

Built

1772

Type

building

Heritage

building protected by city plan

Place

Helsinki, Finland

This building on

• WikidataKiselev House↗

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Location

60.16871, 24.95168