Waldemar Johannes Aspelin (Koski, Perniö, (now Salo), Finland, 26 September 1854 – Helsinki, 10 November 1923) was a Finnish architect. Waldemar Aspelin was born in the mining community of Koski, about halfway between Helsinki and Turku, then in the Grand Duchy of Finland, part of the Russian Empire. His parents were Wilhelm Aspelin, a factory manager, and Amalia Borgström. Aspelin first attended Borås Technical College in Sweden and then practiced as an architect for five years in the office of architect Theodor Höijer. He studied from 1883–86 in Helsinki at the Polytechnic College (now Helsinki University of Technology), where instruction in architecture had begun only in 1872. During his studies in Helsinki, he worked as an intern partly for architect Frans Sjöström and partly for archi
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