Georg Andreas Bull

Norwegian architect and city planner

Georg Andreas Bull - Artists & Creatives born March 26th, 1829
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An architect active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Contributed significantly to the architectural landscape of Norway. Bull's work often showcased a combination of historical styles and modern elements, reflecting the trends of his time. Served as city architect in Oslo and was instrumental in various urban planning projects. Designed numerous public buildings and residences that became notable within the architectural community.

Designed the Norwegian National Memorial

Served as city architect in Oslo

Contributed to the design of the Oslo City Hall

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