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Elsa Arokallio

Illustration — Elsa Arokallio Elsa Arokallio (18 August 1892, Kurkijoki – 3 October 1982, Helsinki) was a Finnish architect. She was born in 1892 to Gustaf Arokallio and Elisabeth Parviainen. She graduated in 1910 and obtained her degree in architecture in 1919 from Helsinki University of Technology.

Elsa Arokallio

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Born
1892 · Kurkijoki.
Died
1982 · Helsinki.
Nationality
Finland
Occupation
architect
Education
Helsinki University of Technology
Honours
Medal of Liberty and 2nd Class
Languages
Finnish

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Illustration — Elsa Arokallio Elsa Arokallio (18 August 1892, Kurkijoki – 3 October 1982, Helsinki) was a Finnish architect. She was born in 1892 to Gustaf Arokallio and Elisabeth Parviainen. She graduated in 1910 and obtained her degree in architecture in 1919 from Helsinki University of Technology.

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