F. S. Platou
Norwegian architect
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F. S. Platou
Summary
F. S. Platou is a human[1]. He was born on August 21, 1903[2]. He died on August 12, 1980[3]. He worked as an architect[4].
Key Facts
- F. S. Platou was born on August 21, 1903[2].
- F. S. Platou died on August 12, 1980[3].
- F. S. Platou's father was Gabriel Andreas Stoud Platou[5].
- F. S. Platou held citizenship in Norway[6].
- F. S. Platou worked as an architect[4].
- A notable work attributed to F. S. Platou is Philipsbygget[7].
- A notable work attributed to F. S. Platou is Kon-Tiki Museum[8].
- F. S. Platou is recorded as male[9].
- F. S. Platou's instance of is recorded as human[10].
- F. S. Platou's Commons category is recorded as Frithjof Stoud Platou[11].
- F. S. Platou's family name is recorded as Platou[12].
- F. S. Platou's given name is recorded as Frithjof[13].
- F. S. Platou's sibling is recorded as Ragnar Stoud Platou[14].
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Origins and Family
F. S. Platou was born on August 21, 1903[2]. His father was Gabriel Andreas Stoud Platou[5].
Career and Affiliations
F. S. Platou's professions included architect[4].
Works and Contributions
Notable works include Philipsbygget[7], a building[15], in Norway[16], founded in 1958[17] and Kon-Tiki Museum[8], a museum[18], in Norway[19], founded in 1949[20], headquartered in Oslo Municipality[21].
Death and Burial
F. S. Platou died on August 12, 1980[3].
FAQs
Who were F. S. Platou's parents?
F. S. Platou's father was Gabriel Andreas Stoud Platou[5].
What did F. S. Platou do for work?
F. S. Platou worked as architect[4].