List of architectural monuments in Qeqertalik municipality

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Municipalities and districts of Greenland

The list of monuments in the municipality of Qeqertalik includes all protected buildings and areas in the municipality of Qeqertalik in Greenland . For explanations see the List of Monuments in Greenland .

Qasigiannguit District

Qasigiannguit

Type No. description Construction year date image receipt
Monument protection B-4 The building was erected at the previous position of the place when it was founded in 1734. It is the oldest surviving wooden house and the first storey house in Greenland and the only one that was built in Norwegian construction, as the shape of the wooden stand shows. Although Qasigiannguit was moved to its current location in 1763, the building was not moved to its current location until 1804. The building initially served as the home of the trade employees, later as a shop and since 1984 the Qasigiannguit Museum has been housed in it. 1734 November 2, 1998 [1]
worth preserving B-2 Official residence 1932 - [2]
B-3 The multi -storey building called Poul Egedes Hus ( German  Poul Egedes Haus ) served as the commercial administrator's apartment and office and was taken over by the museum in 1988. 1752 - [3]
B-5 ???? - [4]
B-7 ???? - [5]
B-8 Official residence 1940s - [6]
B-18 Carpentry workshop 1940s - [7]
B-50 The old church is a timber-frame building clad boards with roof skylights with pyramidal roof as a church tower . Later, an extension was made on the north side, which destroyed the axial symmetry of the building. 1889 - [8th]
B-51 The small chapel is right next to the old church and like this is no longer in use. ???? - [9]
B-69 ???? - [10]
B-257 The parish building was constructed between the 1920s and 1940s and later moved. Today the timber-framed building stands near the old church. It has a high base and, due to its gable position, appears larger than it actually is despite the greater width. between the 1920s and 1940s - [11]
B-356 ???? - [12]
area particularly worthy of preservation D06 The area includes all of the city's protected buildings except B-356. The area is relatively sparsely built, rich in slopes and the historic center of the city. - - [13]
area worth preserving A01 The areas A01 and A10 are worthy of protection because of the historical buildings of Grønlands Tekniske Organization and the orderly residential building around them, through which all buildings stand free and have a view of the harbor bay. - - [14]
A02 There are several simply built two-story apartment blocks from the 1960s on the western edge of the city. - - [15]
A10 The areas A01 and A10 are worthy of protection because of the historical buildings of Grønlands Tekniske Organization and the orderly residential building around them, through which all buildings stand free and have a view of the harbor bay. - - [16]
C02 North of A02 is the 1967 hospital, which blends in with the cityscape at this point and is therefore also in a small area worthy of protection, which only makes up the western tip of C02. - - [17]

Ikamiut

Type No. description Construction year date image receipt
worth preserving B-44 Fisherman's house / fish factory 1932 - [18]
B-47 Warehouse 1908 - [19]
B-48 camp 1890 - [20]
B-49 The former church was later converted into a restaurant. 1890 - [21]
B-314 Storage shed 1950s - [22]
B-315 Storage shed 1950s - [23]
B-383 The commercial administrator's apartment was previously in Killiit . 1968 - [24]
area worth preserving B01 The area contains all the protected buildings in the village except for the old church. - - [25]

Qeqertarsuaq District

Qeqertarsuaq

Type No. description Construction year date image receipt
Monument protection B-67 The church was designed by Helge Bojsen-Møller and built by the Copenhagen carpenter P. Vedsted in 1913. It has a unique shape, because of which it is nicknamed Vorres Blækhus ( German  Herrgotts inkwell ). The central part of the building consists of a regular octagon , which is covered by a pointed gable roof . On both sides of the eaves there is another extension with a hip roof , with the hip on the choir side extending well above the height of the eaves. In the entrance area there is again a small vestibule with a saddle roof, while a monitor with a saddle roof serves as a church tower in the center. The building is in Swedish red, typical for Greenland , with white lattice windows . The verge undersides are gold and the doors are blue, while the roofs are covered with shingles . The church was expanded in 1975 by the architect Ole Nielsen (1923-2000). In the course of this, the church tower was taken out of service. 1913 November 2, 1998 Qeqertarsuaq church 2016.jpg [26]
B-68 The chapel, used as a morgue, has been in its current location since 1975. The building is a timber-clad half-timbered building. 1915 [27]
B-502 The bell house was built when the church was expanded in 1975. It is a pile structure in the form of a truncated pyramid with a gable roof. 1975 [28]
worth preserving B-1 The old Arctic Station from 1906 is the oldest research building in Qeqertarsuaq. It was founded by Morten P. Porsild . 1906 - Qeqertarsuaq Arktisk Station 2.jpg [29]
B-2 The building serves as the home for the head of the Arctic Station. 1948 - [30]
B-3 The building is the assistant's apartment at the Arctic Station. 1948 - [31]
B-4 The building was erected in 1913 and was the meeting room of the North Greenland State Council . The last meeting in Qeqertarsuaq fans was held in 1947. It was then used as a printing press and school building. The building has a side wing, which is rather unusual for Greenland. 1913 - [32]
B-5 The home of the North Greenland inspector or later governor is a one-storey house built around 1840. It was expanded in 1850. During a renovation phase in the early 1970s, extensions were removed. Today it serves as a museum building. The house of the highest official of the former colony stands on a natural stone base and has two chimneys on its shingled roof. It has shutters and an eye-catching console construction in the entrance area. On the west side there is a balcony with a staircase leading down. To the west there are two outbuildings, which are also part of B-5 and were built as clad half-timbered buildings. A carefully crafted bridge called Kongebroen ( German  The King's Bridge ) leads from the house to the water. Their beginning is marked by a whale gate. 1840 - [33]
B-6 The Geophysical Laboratory from 1927 stands out for its large dwelling . 1927 - [34]
B-9 The building was partly built as a whaler's house in 1778. The multi-storey house was rebuilt in 1970, today has wood-clad facades and a roof made of felt and has been significantly enlarged since 1979 with the addition of newer buildings. It serves as a hospital. 1778 - [35]
B-11 Sewing 1948 - [36]
B-12 The bakery was built in 1935 and expanded in 1967. 1935 - [37]
B-13 The head of trade was designed by Helge Bojsen-Møller . It is a conspicuous building with four slightly protruding bay windows on the right and left on the two long sides, each with two corner pilaster strips, so a total of eight on the whole building. Five dormers are located on the building and the entrance is a porch . 1923 - [38]
B-15 The shop was built in 1939, expanded in 1967 and a further extension was added in 1985. 1939 - [39]
B-16 The carpentry shop was built in 1902 and probably expanded later. The facades are covered with plywood . 1902 - [40]
B-23 The gunpowder store is a small old stone house. 1873 - [41]
B-27 Craft / shoe store 1967 - [42]
B-33 The timber-clad half-timbered house was built in 1852 as a bacon house and later served as a warehouse. An outside staircase used to lead to the top floor. 1852 - [43]
B-34 The building used to be used as a vegetable store. The outside of the wooden house was provided with stones and peat, so that it appears like an old peat wall house. The building is falling into disrepair due to the lack of peat supplies. 1950 - [44]
B-69 The pastor's apartment is eye-catching and designed by Peter Anton Cortsen . The building has a staircase-like structure, many decorative details and an extension was later added. 1909 - [45]
B-70 The oldest part of the school building was repaired in the 1980s. 1928 - [46]
B-86 The building is the home of the telegraph operator. It is characterized by its corner pilaster strips and eye-catching window frames. 1925 - [47]
B-208 The old archive is located between the regional council building and the inspector's apartment and is now used as a workshop. It is made of coarse natural stone. There is a vestibule on the north side. The gable roof is covered with roofing felt. ???? - [48]
B-276 The Cosmic Observatory was built in 1938 and is located on a small rock. 1938 - [49]
B-287 The building was built as a dental clinic and also repaired in the 1980s. 1963 - [50]
B-348 The current Arctic Station building is a large, plank-clad building on a stone base with a pent roof . It was designed by the architect couple Nils and Eva Koppel . 1965 - [51]
area particularly worthy of preservation B02 The area around the PH Rosendahlip Aqquserna with B02 on the north side of the street and C02 on the south forms a structural unit through the many historical buildings. - - [52]
C02 The area around the PH Rosendahlip Aqquserna with B02 on the north side of the street and C02 on the south forms a structural unit through the many historical buildings. - - [53]
C04 The area includes the church buildings and the school. - - [54]

Aasiaat District

Aasiaat

Type No. description Construction year date image receipt
Monument protection B-24 The colonial administrator's apartment was built in 1860 as the last of a series of multi-storey buildings. The construction goes back to drawings by an architect Kyhn. At the end of the 1920s, the building was expanded according to plans by Helge Bojsen-Møller . The dwarf house with its balcony was installed, which makes the building appear asymmetrical. Today the building houses the Aasiaat Museum . 1860 December 2006 [55]
B-26 The building was drawn by Johan Christopher Suhr and erected in Imerissoq in 1777 . In 1828 it was moved to Aasiaat. It served as the home of the whaling commander. In the course of time the building, which originally only measured 10 × 10 m, received numerous extensions and additions, including a second floor in the middle of the building. 1777 [56]
B-144 The old school was designed by Helge Bojsen-Møller and is now used as a school home. It's perfectly symmetrical. 1914 [57]
B-146 The simple building was originally the gymnastics room of the Efterskole and is now used as a primary school. 1939 [58]
B-156 The former girls' school, built in 1932, was designed by Helge Bojsen-Møller and expanded in 1950. The building later served as a residence for staff and today it houses the library. The big house has a monitor on the second floor. 1932 [59]
worth preserving B-18 The district doctor's apartment was moved from Sisimiut to Aasiaat in 1916 . Later other buildings were added to the hospital complex. 1916 - [60]
B-25 The single-family house was built in 1935 and repaired in the 1980s. 1935 - [61]
B-30 The former post office was built in 1895 as a timber-framed building and later rebuilt. Today the building is out of use. 1895 - [62]
B-32 The building is also a half-timbered construction with wood paneling. It serves as a shop, was built in 1840 and expanded considerably in 1953. 1840 - [63]
B-36 The old team house was built in 1863 as a multi-storey building near the administrator's house and moved to its current position at the end of the 19th century. It later served as the apartment of the commercial assistant. It was later supplemented by extensions and has a terrace with a view of the harbor bay. 1863 - [64]
B-43 The other apartment of the commercial assistant was built in 1905 by Peter Anton Cortsen . The building stands on a high stone base and has carved beams. 1905 - [65]
B-55 detached house 1931 - [66]
B-145 The former home of the Efterskola leader, including the outbuilding, was built in 1927 and later used as the home of the school inspector. Judging by the architecture, however, the building was probably built earlier in another location and only then moved here. 1927 - [67]
B-200 The four warehouses B-200, B-201, B-207 and B-208 in the south of the small island of Qeqertannguaq are all worthy of preservation. 1936 - [68]
B-201 The four warehouses B-200, B-201, B-207 and B-208 in the south of the small island of Qeqertannguaq are all worthy of preservation. 1931 - [69]
B-207 The four warehouses B-200, B-201, B-207 and B-208 in the south of the small island of Qeqertannguaq are all worthy of preservation. B-207 and B-208 are characterized by their ribbon windows on the roof ridge , creating a lantern roof . 1941 - [70]
B-208 The four warehouses B-200, B-201, B-207 and B-208 in the south of the small island of Qeqertannguaq are all worthy of preservation. B-207 and B-208 are characterized by their ribbon windows on the roof ridge , creating a lantern roof . 1944 - [71]
B-396 The house has a half-hip roof that extends over several additions. There is a large bay room on the west side. There is a garden around the house, separated by a stone wall. The house shows well how it grew with the growing demands of the residents. 1949 - [72]
B-399 This is a two-story house with a flat hip roof. It is one of the highest buildings in the city and has a prominent size due to several extensions. 1949 - [73]
B-404 The building was built as a single-family house and is now used as a museum. 1932 - [74]
B-405 The old meeting house now serves as a warehouse. 1934 - [75]
B-414 The building is a two-family house from 1928. 1928 - [76]
B-442 The house was built in the style of buildings from Grønlands Tekniske Organization and serves as a memorial house for Jørgen Brønlund . 1957 - [77]
B-474 Residential building ???? - [78]
B-627 The Hans Egedep Oqaluffia was designed by Ole Nielsen . The church is a large building with a shingled hipped roof . 1964 - [79]
B-1180 The old market building ( Brædtet / Kalaalimineerniarfik ) is a simple pillar construction at the harbor. 1985 - [80]
area particularly worthy of preservation C01 The area includes the old colonial buildings around the Niels Egedes Plads, on the free side of which the large administration building fits into the ensemble today. - - [81]
area worth preserving A14 The area includes a small cluster of residential buildings on the southwest side of the street of Parpup Aqqutaa. The architectural order of buildings with a sloping roof based on the model of Grønlands Tekniske Organization creates a sense of preservation here. - - [82]
A19 The area is also a residential area in the northeast of the city with evenly distributed single-family homes from the 1950s and 1960s. - - [83]
C06 The area lies between the hospital and the residential area A19 and includes the city's educational institutions. Thereby Aasiaat is presented as an educational center in Greenland. From the 1930s on, girls in Greenland were also given better education from here. - - [84]
C16 The area covers the whole of Qeqertannguaq Island . There are some warehouses and buildings that are important for fishing. - - [85]

Akunnaaq

Type No. description Construction year date image receipt
worth preserving B-71 Warehouse ???? - [86]
B-75 Salt mill 1948 - [87]
B-83 Warehouse ???? - [88]
B-85 Udsteds administrator's apartment 1926 - [89]
B-153 church 1907 - [90]

Kitsissuarsuit

Type No. description Construction year date image receipt
worth preserving B-86 Warehouse ???? - [91]
B-90 Warehouse ???? - [92]
B-91 Warehouse ???? - [93]
B-93 Udsteds administrator's apartment ???? - [94]
B-159 old school ???? - [95]
B-785 new school ???? - [96]

Kangaatsiaq District

Kangaatsiaq

Type No. description Construction year date image receipt
worth preserving B-36 The warehouse building is believed to date from the early 1930s and is one of the oldest buildings on the harbor that has retained its original appearance. 1930s - [97]
B-55 The Kangaatsiaq Church is a timber-framed timber-framed building. The building was built in 1920 on a natural stone base and expanded in the late 1980s according to plans by Ole Nielsen . An outer house and an office were added and a pointed roof turret was added. There is a floor hatch with a roof winch on the eastern gable . Around the church there is a bell house and a chapel . 1920 - [98]
B-303 The building that serves as accommodation stands on piles covered with wooden planks and has a fairly flat gable roof. 1957 - [99]

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br De Gule Bynotater (.pdf)
  2. ↑ Qasigiannguit in the municipal plan of the municipality of Qeqertalik
  3. ↑ a b c d e f g h Ikamiut in the municipal plan of the municipality of Qeqertalik
  4. ↑ a b c Qeqertarsuaq in the municipal plan of Qeqertalik municipality
  5. ↑ a b Aasiaat in the municipal plan of the municipality of Qeqertalik
  6. ↑ a b c d e Akunnaaq in the municipal plan of the municipality of Qeqertalik
  7. ↑ a b c d e f Kitsissuarsuit in the municipal plan of the municipality of Qeqertalik