Frescati

Nobelhuset

Quick facts

Architect:
Address: Frescativägen 14A, 14B
Facility ID: A0133004
Property Designation: Norra Djurgården 1:48

General information

In 1909, the Nobel houses were inaugurated, designed by the architect Rudolf Enblom (1861-1945), who also designed some other buildings in the Kingdom of Cancer. One of the houses was built as a residence and the other as a laboratory for Professor Svante Arrhenius and his Nobel Institute for Physical Chemistry. In 1903, Svante Arrhenius was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

Today, SCORE (Stockholm's center for research) sits in these buildings). The building also houses a restaurant and union premises for the Society of Social Sciences.

Building Guide

For overall information about the campus area, see the campus map.

Generally

The entrance doors are automatically locked after office hours. After that, the access card with the associated code is valid to be able to enter. The pass cards are issued by Stockholm University.

Car parking

A parking space intended for vehicles with a handicap permit is located adjacent to the building. See the campus map .

Stockholm University's Local Service and Goods Reception provide instructions regarding waste management.

Akademiska Hus takes care of the emptying of bins/wasterooms with regard to household waste.

Nobelhuset

Quick facts

General information

Building Guide

Campus map

Entrances and access

Information for the disabled

Waste disposal