Edit: I don't know what the style is called but the architect was clearly fond of middle eastern styles.
Edit 2: Looked it up. Ferdinand Boberg is the name of thr architect and the building was done by 1903. He oriented the substation towards Mecca and used Moor-islamic style vaults. He was inspired after a trip to Morocco.
There are actually a lot of brutalist churches here in Stockholm.
That's new to me. Any specific you recommend to see?
Markuskyrkan in Björkhagen is a must!
Soon to be brutalist Mosques looking at how things are going there.
The only mosque in Stockholm municipality was built between 1902-1905 as a electronic substation by a renowned Swedish architect.
So no brutalist ones I'm afraid
How many mosques today?
One, the building I just mentioned.
Edit: I don't know what the style is called but the architect was clearly fond of middle eastern styles.
Edit 2: Looked it up. Ferdinand Boberg is the name of thr architect and the building was done by 1903. He oriented the substation towards Mecca and used Moor-islamic style vaults. He was inspired after a trip to Morocco.