Ragna Grubb [SEP] place of death
Ragna Grubb
Ragna Grubb (20 March 1903, Copenhagen - 9 June 1961, Frederiksberg) was a Danish architect. She is remembered as one of the first Danish women to open her own architecture studio and for her interest in social housing in the 1930s.
Early life.
Grubb completed her schooling at Nørre Gymnasium in 1921. As a child she was interested in architecture. After studying old buildings during a long trip to Italy and Switzerland, she realized she wanted to become an architect. In 1922, she
surrounded by a low wall. It was demolished and replaced by an iron fence in 1797.
Notable buildings.
The Church of the Holy Ghost and the House of the Holy Ghost have the address Niels Hemmingsens Gade 5, although both are usually entered through a gate on the corner of Amagertorv with Valkendorffsgade. The House of the Holy Ghost is now used as an exhibition spce.
The Women's Building (Kvindernes Bygning) at No. 8–10 was built in 1935 to a Functionalist design by Ragna Grubb. The