Axel and Margaret Ax:son Johnson Foundation

The foundation has its main office in the Nordstjernan building at Stureplan in Stockholm. The foundation also runs activities from the UNESCO World Heritage Site Engelsberg Ironworks as well as from the Grade II*-listed manor house Halewell in the UK. The Nordstjernan building and Engelsberg Ironworks were bought by Axel Ax:son Johnson in 1916 and is today owned by Nordstjernan AB.

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The foundation has its main office in the Nordstjernan building at Stureplan in Stockholm. The foundation also runs activities from the UNESCO World Heritage Site Engelsberg Ironworks as well as from the Grade II*-listed manor house Halewell in the UK. The Nordstjernan building and Engelsberg Ironworks were bought by Axel Ax:son Johnson in 1916 and is today owned by Nordstjernan AB.

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