Nationality Norwegian | Occupation Architect | |
 Born 1 January 1897 ( 1897-01-01 ) Kristiania, Norway Died 15 April 1991, Oslo, Norway | ||
Leif Torp (1 January 1897 – 15 April 1991) was a Norwegian architect. He was born in Kristiania. He was a brother of Ernst Torp, and uncle of Fredrik Torp and Niels A. Torp.
Torp was running the architect company Torp & Torp, along with his brother Ernst, from 1930. He designed a number of buildings and neighbourhoods in Oslo. These included Briskebyhagen (1926) and Nobels gate 11 (1929), and along with his brother, Torstedgården, Ingar Nilsens løkke at Skøyen, Stensbergløkken, Hoff terrasse, and Kong Oscars Minde. He also designed Møllerhøvik (Bærum) and Wrightegården (Langesund).
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