Ludvig Andersen

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Ludvig Andersen (1861–1927) was a Danish architect.^[1] Works include the City and Environs Savings Bank, Løgstør (1891) and Pilegården, Pilestræde, Copenhagen (1897–98).

See also

List of Danish architects

References

^Denmark. Rigsdagen (1929). Rigsdagstidende. trykt hos Kgl. Hofbogtrykker Bianco Luno. Retrieved 5 October 2012.

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