Västerled Church
Stockholm, Sweden
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Västerled Church in Bromma, western Stockholm, is a functionalist church completed in 1932 by architect Birger Borgström. Constructed of brick with copper detailing, the building represents the modernist aesthetic that emerged in Swedish ecclesiastical architecture during the interwar period. The church holds the designation of minor basilica.
Architect
Movement
- Built
- Type
- church building, minor basilica
- Materials
- brick, copper
- Place
- Stockholm, Sweden
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