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Karl Lindahl (architect)
Karl Håkan Einar Lindahl (10 March 1874 – 12 April 1930) was a Finnish architect of Swedish origin.
==Life and career==
Born in Jönköping, Lindahl studied architecture at the Helsinki Polytechnic Institute, graduating in 1898.〔T. Stz., "Lindahl, Karl Håkan Einar", ''Nordisk familjebok'', Owl Edition, volume 37 ''Supplement: L – Riksdag'', (col. 197 ) 〕 Beginning in 1900, he practised as an architect in Helsinki. Initially he was an early proponent of the National Romantic or Art nouveau style, for many years in partnership with Walter Thomé.〔Fabienne Chevallier, ''L'œuvre d'Eliel Saarinen en Finlande et la question de l'architecture nationale de 1898 à 1909'', Histoire de l'art 12, Paris: Sorbonne, 2001, ISBN 9782859444235, (p. 165 ) 〕 Then, like many of his contemporaries, he changed to a neo-classical style.〔Patrick Eriksson, ("Lindahl, Karl" ), Uppslagsverket Finland, retrieved 30 January 2013.〕 His work includes several public buildings, residences in Helsinki and some country houses in Suvisaaristo, but also many industrial buildings.〔
In 1907, Lindahl was sent with veterinarian Oskar von Hellens on a fact-finding tour of foreign abattoirs to enable incorporation of best practices in the new Helsinki slaughterhouse.〔Marjatta Hietala, "Hygiene and the Control of Food in Finnish Towns at the Turn of the Century: A Case Study from Helsinki", in ''The Origins and Development of Food Policies in Europe'', ed. John Burnett and Derek J. Oddy, London/New York: Leicester University, 1994, ISBN 9780718514747, pp. 113–29, (p. 126 ).〕
He died in Helsinki.
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