The Horizon

Views of the Horizon

Churches

Sundbybergs kyrka

Architect: Axel Sjögren.
Opened: 1911.
In use by the Swedish Church.

Essinge kyrka

Architect: Cyrillus Johansson.
Opened: 1959.
In use by the Swedish Church.

Uppenbarelsekyrkan

Architect: Johannes Olivegren.
Opened: 1961.
In use by the Swedish Church.

Västerledskyrkan

Archiect: Birger Borgström.
Opened: 1932.
In use by the Swedish Church.

Water towers

Sundbyberg's Water Tower

Architect: Ivar Tengbom.
Built: 1912.
In service: Until 1926 when Sundbyberg changed its water supply to come from lake Mälaren.

Hagalund's Water Tower

Architects: Ivar Tengbom, Ernts och Helge Torulf.
Built: 1911-1912.
In service: Until the end of the 1930's when it became obsolete.

Sätra Water Tower

Architects: Vattenbyggnadsbyrån.
Built: 1969.
Still in service.

Other buildings

The Town Hall

Architect: Ragnar Östberg.
Opened: 1923.
Still in service.

Please also see my webpage with postcards in colour from the Town Hall.

Ericsson Globe - Globen

Architects: Berg Arkitektkontor AB (Esbjörn Adamson, Svante Berg and Lasse Vretblad.
Opened: 1989 as the world's largest spherical building.
Still in service. Used for sport and musical events.

Kvinnohuset & Söder torn (Haglunds pinne)

Kvinnohuset

Architect: Carl Melin.
Opened: 1947.
Originally intended for women only.
The house is owned by Anna Johansson-Wisborgs stiftelse (foundation?).

Söder torn (Haglunds pinne)

Architects: Henning Larsen.
Opened: 1997.
Private apartments.

Kajen 4 (The black building) & Kajen 5 (The white building)

Kajen 4 (The black building)

Architect: Gert Wingård.
Opened: 2014.
Private apartments.

Kajen 5 (The white building)

Architects: ÅWL Arkitekter.
Opened: 2017.
Private apartments.

Flying objects

At night