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The Orange Palace/Parliament ([[Åranian]]: Oraanje Parliament) is the former residence of the first chancellor of [[Årania]], [[Gunnar af Hoogbjerg]]. Today it is a famous landmark of [[Åranvik]] and a free museum. | The Orange Palace/Parliament ([[Åranian]]: Oraanje Parliament) is the former residence of the first chancellor of [[Årania]], [[Gunnar af Hoogbjerg]]. Today it is a famous landmark of [[Åranvik]] and a free museum. | ||
==Architecture== | ==Architecture== | ||
The building was built using traditional bricks as seen in the rest of the city. The middle floor was constructed using a mixture of regional diorite and imported calcite from [[Kalkdui]]. | The building was built using traditional bricks as seen in the rest of the city. The middle floor was constructed using a mixture of regional diorite and imported calcite from [[Kalkdui]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:28, 15 October 2025
The Orange Palace/Parliament (Åranian: Oraanje Parliament) is the former residence of the first chancellor of Årania, Gunnar af Hoogbjerg. Today it is a famous landmark of Åranvik and a free museum.
Architecture
The building was built using traditional bricks as seen in the rest of the city. The middle floor was constructed using a mixture of regional diorite and imported calcite from Kalkdui.