File:4155 Høibraaten Skole - no-nb digifoto 20151012 00016 bldsa PK11736.jpg

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Norsk bokmål: Høybråten skole fra 1922, tegnet av kommunearkitekten i Aker, ved ark. Harald Bødtker. Bygningen har mansardtak med glaserte taksten.

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Høybråten,Høybråten skole, Oslo, Oslo
English: Høybråten school in Oslo, Norway from 1922, architect Harald Bødtker.
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