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Stockholm Bavern 20

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Stockholm Turn-of-the-Century Collection

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Stockholm Bavern 20

Residential High

About this asset

This is a model of a Stockholm building located at Valhallavägen 116 [maps.app.goo.gl] and was built between 1888 and 1889. The Swedish prince Eugen worked in the studio/atelier in this building for a while!

The name "Stockholm Bavern 20" (Swedish: Bävern) is the city's official designation for the property.

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Find It! search terms: "Stockholm", "Bavern".
The plaster is recolourable!

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Texture: 1024x1536 d/s/n/i/c MAIN, 128x128 d/s/n/i/c LOD
Tris: 15 402 MAIN, 116 LOD

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Tags: Stockholm, Sweden, Nordic, Scandinavian, European, building, historic, residential, high, brick 1800s, 1900s, 19th, 20th century, apartment, old, wall-to-wall, w2w

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Kalle___ [author] Aug 26 @ 4:07am

@olepederhagen: Thank you so much! It's nice to get to expand the workshop and give back to the community, so to speak

olepederhagen Aug 26 @ 2:02am

This is such great work! I haven't played CS for a while and it's so cool to come back to it and see that creators like you are still at it at putting out amazing buildings. Makes the game fun again! Mycket bra jobbat!

Kalle___ [author] Aug 26 @ 12:00am

@Idk: Thank you! Yes, I completely agree about making angled corners, and they are planned for the future! But I want to have a more substantial set of “generic” 90° corner buildings uploaded first, as these are more common in Stockholm