Carl Hårleman 1700 – 1753

Biography

Carl Hårleman was born on September 7, 1700, in Stockholm, Sweden, during a period of significant architectural development in Scandinavia. He devoted his career to the profession of architecture, contributing to the built environment of his homeland during the early eighteenth century. His work reflected the architectural sensibilities and innovations of his era, and he remained active in his profession throughout his life.

On February 20, 1753, Hårleman passed away in Klara Church Parish, bringing an end to a life spent shaping Sweden’s architectural landscape. His final resting place was chosen at Klara Church in Stockholm Municipality, where he was laid to rest. This choice of burial site reflects the significance he held within his community and the regard in which he was remembered.

Though detailed records of his specific projects and achievements have not been preserved in this account, Hårleman’s legacy endures as part of Sweden’s architectural heritage. His life spanned fifty-two years of creative work during an important period in Swedish culture and building design. He is remembered as a professional who dedicated his career to his craft in Stockholm.