Inditex's second-largest chain by business volume has added a new market with its launch in Sweden The Northern European country is where the Spanish multinational's young fashion chain has just begun operations It has taken exactly 40 days to materialise one of the main initiatives for its growth and expansion contemplated by Inditex's management for 2025 announced on March 12 that Bershka's upcoming arrival in Sweden was a key strategy for this year The chain has now confirmed the launch this week completing it with the opening of Bershka's first store in the Scandinavian country Bershka's new and first store in Sweden is located inside the Westfield Mall of Scandinavia shopping centre in Solna one of the municipalities within the metropolitan area of Stockholm Bershka has begun operating in this region from the physical retail channel It now occupies one of the commercial spaces in this shopping and leisure complex located door-to-door with the National Arena stadium home of the Swedish national football team and host to numerous concerts and mass events The shopping centre has a strategic position within the Swedish capital's metropolitan area the young fashion chain can now pit its offerings against a wide list of other prominent fashion operators which includes brands such as Calvin Klein it is especially noteworthy that the Swedish multinational H&M Group has a prominent presence in the shopping centre It has points of sale for both H&M and its beauty line H&M Beauty and its homeware line H&M Home It is also worth mentioning that Spanish company Inditex already had a remarkable presence within the same shopping centre from which it had been operating through Massimo Dutti This first Bershka store in the country now joins these establishments Looking in more detail at the particularities of this first Bershka store in Sweden the 640 square metres of commercial space are spread across the single floor of the establishment on the first floor of the Solna shopping centre This exhibition space will be reserved for the exhibition and sale of all three of the young fashion firm's collection lines: Bershka with collections especially aimed at pre-adolescent girls; and Man Developed under a monolithic-looking volume formed from the union of the shop's facade the establishment's design is presented as a large slab of colossal edge which seems to create the sensation of floating above a void that is reserved for that exhibition surface for the chain's fashion offering These impressions are enhanced thanks to an interior ceiling that detaches from its perimeter emphasising the impression of forming a single block with the facade of the commercial premises This is a sum of gestures that allow the entire space to be stretched to the extreme thereby causing movements to be redirected from the entrance to the back of the store the firm's customers who visit this first Bershka store in Sweden will be able to discover the chain's different fashion proposals arranged around the different environments that have been sought to be created inside This has been achieved thanks to a very interesting construction of the space from the design of the store's perimeter These limits have been stretched with projections that mark the transition between the different areas reserved for certain collections These changes are emphasised with the use of the different selection of materials that have been chosen for the store's design ceramics and stone-like and textured concrete-like surfaces With these projections marking not only the rhythm of the spatial transition but also the visual reference points within the store thanks to the indiscriminate use of both dynamic screens and monomaterial and monochromatic finishes in wood the spatial progression of the space ends up leading to that final area of the store where the till and fitting room area has been arranged These are next to an area reserved for the exhibition and sale of the chain's beauty offering their design has been conceived in the form of a self-referential island arranging around it both an area of assisted tills and self-checkout tills all in front of a dynamic mural built entirely from screens with the sole exception of one side that has been reserved for the installation of a point for the collection and return of online orders This space ends up bringing symmetry to this entire till area contrasting with the void that is generated in that back part of the store with the access area to the fitting rooms that have been installed behind that mural composed of screens “The concept of the store has sought to unify the space through a unique ceiling that gives us a sensation of lightness and focuses our gaze on the important points of the store” which have been emphasised “with specific elements of colour or changes of direction in the perimeter furniture that help to understand the change of collections” the facade has been worked on as a tectonic element generated by vertical stone slats which due to their repetition and change of direction” generate “a great visual impact” This surface “is directly related to the horizontal plane generated by the ceiling and the lighting of the store forcing us to enter and walk through the store to the end” and following on from what has already been highlighted is making a final advance on its main growth strategies and initiatives contemplated for this financial year of 2025 the young fashion chain is also expected to arrive in Denmark for the first time is also expected to open in this new market in 2025 The strategies on the opening of new markets conceived for this year by Inditex are completed with the imminent arrival of Stradivarius in Austria and Oysho in the Netherlands and Germany as well as with those of all the main fashion chains of the Spanish multinational in Iraq This is a country in which Inditex will be opening operations for the first time with the opening of its first points of sale in the country from the Iraq Mall shopping centre in Baghdad FashionUnited uses AI language tools to speed up translating (news) articles and proofread the translations to improve the end result This saves our human journalists time they can spend doing research and writing original articles Articles translated with the help of AI are checked and edited by a human desk editor prior to going online If you have questions or comments about this process email us at info@fashionunited.com Ken Sema scored Sweden's third of the game early in the second halfBildbyran / ddp USA / ProfimediaSweden responded well to their disappointing loss to Luxembourg at the weekend by beating Northern Ireland 5-1 in an international friendly at Strawberry Arena in Solna, recording their sixth win in their last eight matches.Manager Jon Dahl Tomasson made seven changes from side that began the toothless display on Saturday It took just seven minutes for his changes to be vindicated, when one of the players brought in, Emil Holm applied a finish from inside the six-yard box But Sweden had one of the men who retained their starting place to thank - Alexander Isak beat the offside trap and drew Northern Irish defenders before selflessly squaring to the unmarked Holm The visitors grew into the game and had opportunities through Brodie Spencer and Shea Charles only for the Blagult to deliver a sucker punch just after the 30-minute mark Gabriel Gudmundsson played a nice one-two on the left with Ken Sema before getting to the byline and fizzing a low ball across goal Goalkeeper Pierce Charles got down low to deal with it, but could only palm the ball straight to Benjamin Nygren who tapped his first international goal into an empty net The third goal arrived just before the hour mark - a free-kick curled into the box was met by Nygren who saw his strike clatter off the post and back to Ken Sema He arrowed the rebound through a crowded penalty The game was done and dusted five minutes later, when Sebastian Nanasi intercepted the ball in the Northern Irish half who opened up his body and rifled the ball home from 25 yards Tomasson brought on Niclas Eliasson and Anthony Elanga for the final 20 minutes and they took little time to make their impact Elanga arrived at the back post to cushion in Eliasson's curling cross for 5-0 Five nearly became six late on, when Besfort Zeneli struck a 20-yard first-time strike against the crossbar Zeneli did play his part in goal number six, but only to deflect Isaac Price's strike past goalkeeper Viktor Johansson as the visitors grabbed a consolation in the last minute to make it 5-1 Next up for Sweden is another friendly against Hungary in June, before beginning their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign against Slovenia in September NCC is divesting the Yrket 4 office project in the City of Solna NCC will develop the property into a new head office for the public authority Svenska kraftnät Image: Tengbom och Walk the Room  The property comprises a gross floor area (GFA) of approximately 52,000 square meters The transaction will take the form of a company divestment based on a property value of approximately SEK 3,6 billion The buyer is KPA Tjänstepensionsförsäkring AB’s subsidiary Litreb XII AB Payment of the purchase consideration and transfer will take place on completion of the project which is scheduled for the second quarter of 2028 “There are many phases to this project and I am pleased that we have now signed an agreement with KPA Tjänstepensionsförsäkring to take over this project on its completion we will develop a modern office that will enable Svenska kraftnät to gather a large part their operations under one roof,” says Joachim Holmberg “The premises in the building will be flexible and maintain a high standard making it an attractive addition to our property portfolio high-quality office properties in attractive locations stands firm We look forward to having Svenska kraftnät as our tenant,” says Jonas Bjuggren NCC intends to disassemble and re-purpose parts of the existing office building Sustainability certification with a BREEAM Excellent rating is planned for the building The divestment is subject to a building permit notification according to the new Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Act and the approval of the buyer by the tenant Disassembly of existing buildings will commence in the first quarter of 2025 and construction contracts for the entire construction project are expected to be signed in 2025 This is the type of information that NCC AB is obligated to disclose pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation The information was issued for publication through the agency of the contact persons set out above on December 4 NCC is one of the leading construction companies in the Nordics Based on its expertise in managing complex construction processes NCC contributes to a positive impact of construction for its customers and society Operations include building and infrastructure project contracting NCC had sales of about SEK 57 bn and 12,200 employees NCC’s shares are listed on Nasdaq Stockholm Police officers with gas masks stand guard near the Security Police’s headquarters in Solna A suspected gas leak at the headquarters of Sweden’s security agency on Friday forced the authorities to evacuate some 500 people from the facility A police officer with a gas mask stands guard near the Security Police’s headquarters in Solna STOCKHOLM (AP) — A suspected gas leak at the headquarters of Sweden’s security agency Friday forced authorities to evacuate some 500 people from the facility Seven people from the headquarters in Solna police spokesperson Anders Bryngelsson told the TT news agency He said there were no reports that anyone was seriously injured Emergency services had decided to evacuate the entire building because of a “suspected gas leak,” Bryngelsson said The evacuation “involves several hundred people The people admitted to the hospital had breathing problems Some of them were officers who smelled gas when they arrived at the scene Images shared from the scene showed first responders and police officers wearing gas masks and Swedish media reported that a zone measuring 500 meters (547 yards) in diameter was set up protectively A helicopter was seen hovering over the area Neighbors near the Swedish security agency Veidekke has been commissioned to build 244 apartments and non-domestic premises in Råsunda near Stockholm for the city of Solna’s public housing foundation a design-and-build contract with a contract value of SEK 609.5 million The Bollen block in Råsunda is under development under the auspices of Signalisten the city of Solna’s public housing foundation Veidekke has now been commissioned to build a residential block that will comprise 244 rental apartments of which six residences adapted to special needs as well as premises for a new health center.  “We look forward to working with Veidekke to develop the Bollen block into an attractive and sustainable section of Solna This project signals the start of an expansion phase and a high pace in residential construction,” says Lars Jolérus The project is being implemented as a design-and-build contract with groundwork and demolition starting in spring 2025 while a five-story building will be preserved will move into new premises in one of the buildings Varying in size from one to five rooms plus kitchen the apartments are designed to appeal to a wide range of target groups Plans include a large garage and two new shelters below ground The energy supply will incorporate solar panels The new buildings will be certified in line with the Miljöbyggnad Silver environmental standard “We are looking forward to building more rental apartments in a “new” Råsunda neighborhood we are excited to be able to start construction of a large high-quality rental project,” says Linus Wåhlin at Veidekke Construction Sweden presenting such challenges as high groundwater levels and a metro network under parts of the construction site working businesses and traffic must be taken into account The project is scheduled for completion in spring 2029 The contract is included in the Q1 2025 order book Veidekke is one of Scandinavia's largest contractors In addition to undertaking all types of building and civil engineering assignments the group also maintains roads and produces asphalt and aggregates Veidekke emphasises stakeholder involvement and local experience Its annual turnover is approximately NOK 43 billion and half of its 8,000 employees own shares in the company Veidekke is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange and has posted a profit every year since its inception in 1936 The opening was attended by about 150 people including representatives of the diplomatic corps acquaintances and relatives of the creator of the exhibition We also had the honour of hosting Izaak Celnikier's family who came to Warsaw especially for this event led by the head of the Cultural Projects and Communication Department began with the speech of the director of the Jewish Historical Institute as well as the partner and media patrons of the exhibition the institutions that lent works for the exhibition many thanks to curator Zuzanna Benesz-Goldfinger for such steadfast work in getting to know and examining the work of Izaak Celnikier" "This is an important and groundbreaking exhibition It is worth emphasizing that most of the collection comes from the Jewish Historical Institute." Zuzanna Benesz-Goldfinger began her speech by recalling a very significant fragment of Izaak Celnikier's unpublished autobiography entitled My Reading of Rembrandt: their features are specific or almost specific My language is hesistating – it is the language of salvation's debtor The curator talked about the purpose of the exhibition devoted primarily to works created by the artist before his leaving for Paris in 1957: "The works that Celnikier left in Poland were dispersed The aim of this exhibition and the publication that comes along was to connect all of those works and to recognise the true aim of their creation It turned out that most of them were sketches for Yiddish stories and poems thanks to the cooperation and support of wonderful Yiddishists into Polish and English – and thanks to that we can read the real sense of the illustrations by Celnikier." She also presented the compositional assumptions of the exhibition: "It is no coincidence that at this exhibition two axes cross: the scenography one and the narrative one One axis is designated by representations of war: a projection with two versions of the »Ghetto« painting is reflected in a painting entitled »Korea« you can see hanging boards with post-war sketches and illustrations for Yiddish stories and poems They're filled with sentiments of pacifism and antifascism is where we present the pre-war and war biography of the artist through the presentation of his graphics combined with quotes from the autobiography of Isaac Celnikier." We also had the pleasure of listening to Anne Szulmajster-Celnikier who emphasized how important this exhibition is to the Celnikier family: in my name and in the name of Isaac's children and in the name of one of his grand-children my gratitude to the director of the Museum and of course to the whole staff who worked hard for this marking event My gratitude goes in particular to Mrs Zuzanna Benesz-Goldfinger who intensively collaborated with me twice in Paris We cordially invite you to visit the exhibition to see how important and touching it is. We invite you also to buy the catalogue of the exhibition which is available in our bookstore The next major project in Arenastaden in Solna is now starting with Dalvägen being transformed into a vibrant city street with thousands of new workplaces cafés and the entrance to the new Arenastaden metro station The project has started with major circular efforts involving older existing buildings being dismantled and the demolished materials being reused or recycled The initial investments include the dismantling of existing buildings and the moving of the roadway to enable Dalvägen to be made into a modern mixed-use urban street. Future investment in the construction of new office buildings and housing are dependent on market conditions and the signing of lease agreements with key tenants “The most likely scenario is that we will start building the offices located closest to the commuter train station and next to the future metro station That is also the site of the first property that is being dismantled But interest and the market will determine which one is built first,” says Johan Zachrisson there are more than 30,000 workplaces and 3,000 residents in Arenastaden and 15 million people pass through every year Fabege is now continuing Arenastaden's development opposite the new metro station (which will open in 2028) by adding office blocks service outlets and restaurants on the ground floors cyclists and public transport will be given priority as cars and other road traffic are diverted to pass alongside the railway line works in and visits Arenastaden can easily travel there sustainably by metro The development of Dalvägen will strengthen the southern entrance to Arenastaden Instead of the current 30,000 square metres GFA of office space on Dalvägen a total of 100,000 square metres GFA of office space is planned in the new buildings through its wholly-owned subsidiary Birger Bostad will add around 700 new residential properties along Dalvägen The aim is to have some of the new office buildings and residential blocks ready for the opening of the new Arenastaden metro station Find out more about Fabege's development of Dalvägen > Around 30,000 square metres of office space built in the 1970s and 1980s Using innovative reuse and recycling measures Fabege is working to create circular flows door frameworks and glass sections have been dismantled and stored in Fabege's Reuse Hub windows and the façade surface layer are also utilised for reuse Materials that cannot be reused are sent back to the manufacturers to be transformed into new building materials “The goal is that at least 80% of the materials in the existing buildings will be reused or used as recycled raw materials to make new materials,” says Mia Häggström It is called the flagship of Swedish health care: the modern new university hospital New Karolinska Solna according to an investigation by Swedish TV program “Uppdrag granskning” (Mission: Investigation) large sums from the prestigious project are routed to the tax haven of Luxembourg It is called the flagship of Swedish health care: the modern, new university hospital New Karolinska Solna. But, according to an investigation by Swedish TV program “Uppdrag granskning” (Mission: Investigation) is one of the most expensive projects in Sweden But the project has received mixed reviews since 2010 when Swedish authorities gave a single bidder the contract in a public-private partnership (PPP) – not only to build the hospital but also account for the financing and maintenance for decades to come “We know to the single Crown what this will cost This project bears close examination,” said Torbjorn Rosdahl leading politician for the Conservative party ordering the NKS-hospital What the politicians in the Stockholm county did not know was how the company Swedish Hospital Partners (SHP) owned by Swedish construction giant Skanska and British investment company Innisfree had created business structures using subsidiaries in Luxembourg that would lead to drastically-reduced tax bills in Sweden Sweden is one of the  top-ten countries with the most companies in the Lux Leaks database which includes household names such as IKEA and  Tele2 as well as Swedish venture capital companies Read the full story at SVT.se the David Drew lab group from the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics relocated from the Frescati Campus to SciLifeLab at Campus Solna Professor Drew’s research focuses on applying cryo electron microscopy to study the mechanism of solute transporters for sugars and ions Professor Drew’s group primarily uses the Cryo-EM Swedish Infrastructure Unit facility located at Campus Solna “We have been working on mechanistic models of individual transporters for some time and are excited about working closer with our colleagues at SciLifeLab to implement the latest Cryo EM methods and imaging techniques to understand how these proteins work in a more cellular environment” SciLifeLab is a collaborative partnership project between major Swedish Universities to bring better access to Life Science expertise and technology for researchers “The presence of the Drew laboratory at Campus Solna substantially augments the "in-house" level of expertise regarding the functional analysis of membrane protein catalyzed metabolite and ion transport We are exceptionally excited in that the primary ingredient of success of national SciLifeLab research infrastructures is the close association with highly successful research groups ambitiously seeking to push the envelope of understanding I anticipate that David and his colleagues will experience and engage in novel collaborations facilitating progress in this important area of biology The SciLifeLab community warmly welcomes David and his laboratory group to Campus Solna." Professor Drew’s group joins nine other research groups from DBB based at SciLifeLab conducting research in the areas of biochemistry as well as several research platforms supporting pharmaceutical work Here you can read more about SciLifeLab Valneva Valneva’s global manufacturing network includes three in-house operations to cover the internal and external production of clinical and commercial products Valneva provides state-of-the-art manufacturing according to Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) guidelines including quality assurance and control capabilities for the production and release of commercial and clinical trial products The Company extends its manufacturing network through partnerships with various contract manufacturing organizations (CMOs) Valneva also leverages its capabilities in product development and clinical trial materials manufacturing with third parties by providing the following services: Valneva’s FDA approved manufacturing site in Livingston located just outside Edinburgh and is currently dedicated to drug substance production for our viral vaccines Just outside Stockholm is Valneva’s manufacturing site in Solna The site has a long tradition of vaccine manufacturing connected to Sweden’s state-owned vaccine institute Along with Valneva’s development center in Vienna (Austria) the Company operates GMP laboratories and facilities for the testing and quality control of Valneva’s commercial and clinical stage vaccines The leading authority for the Architecture & Design community Recharge in a Restored Spanish Farmhouse in Menorca Most of Stockholm-based Tengbom Architects‘s current work features innovative elements 430,000-square-foot headquarters for different Swedish companies which boast state-of-the-art Building Information Modeling (BIM) and a strong environmental focus on furniture and materials “Massive projects often give an opportunity to be innovative and push the limits,” says Magnus Meyer Tengbom has 107 years of experience with large-scale projects Meyer says the size of the firm is directly related to the size of the commissions they feel comfortable taking on “On large scale projects the complexity multiplies in several dimensions and the amount of information is so big that architects and designers need to establish a systematic process to manage the design work,” he continues “This is a big management challenge – side by side with a huge design challenge.” For the 1.1-million-square-foot New Karolinska Solna University Hospital (NKS) 120 architects are working with hundreds of designers with various specialties like mechanics and electronics some 2,000 people have been on the site since it broke ground in 2010 located in between the cities of Stockholm and Solna will be a mecca for high-tech scientific research And NKS has been designed to meet three major environmental certifications: ISO 14001 and the Swedish “Miljöbyggnad.” If successful NKS will be in a small group of hospitals to have any Eduardo Simoes Understanding the world in order to help the shift towards a sustainable planet through design and everyday action the Stockholm subway represents a landmark of art in public spaces The first line of the first line open in 1950 and today the extensive network of underground tunnels carries more than 1 million passengers every day to home or work or somewhere in between these daily journeys become all the more meaningful and acculturate for anyone roaming the Stockholm subway Here are 6 stations to prove that Stockholm’s subway system might be the world’s largest public art gallery T-Centralen acts as the main hub of Stockholm’s subway The blue station represents quite appropriately the main hub of the blue line opened up for traffic in 1975 becoming the first station to feature artwork and begining the city’s underground art network roughly translated to “King’s Garden” lies under a royal historical area rich in history and not only The station is a case study for historians or artists but also of interest for biologists as the underground tunnel developed its own and unique fauna and flora with very particular animal and fungi species Located under the Stockholm Court House from where the station got its name the Rådhuset subway platform creates a surreal contrast between the raw and organic cave aesthetics with a strong structural and imponent architecture feature as the column The station below the KTH Royal Institute of Technology opened in 1973 with artwork by award-winning artist Lennart Mörk The station is a celebration to some of history’s greatest thinkers such as Plato Newton and their contributions to science and the fascinating history of the pursuit of knowledge Nicknamed “the gates of hell”, Solna centrum is one of Stockholm subway’s most visual striking stations due to the intense orange-red ceiling and meticulous details like trees and little houses Tensta is a suburb of Stockholm where many people moving into the city found residence in the 70’s The station exhibits messages of welcoming and love looking like a pre-history man cave full of rupestrian art get to know the most interesting Design trends & innovations (Innovative StartUp) Registered office: Via Aurelio Saffi 29 20123 Milan (Italy)  |  VAT no.: 10565330965  |  ROC no.: 36152  |  REA no.: MI-2541466  |  Share capital: 12.540€ also the hotel with the world’s biggest concentration of solar panels has won the City of Solna Environmental Award 2022 along with a total of around 2,400 square metres of solar panels on the facade and roof enable the production of more energy than is needed to run the property this means net-zero carbon dioxide emissions per square metre for the building which is part of Nordic Choice Hotels’ Comfort Hotel chain with 336 rooms and 88 long-stay apartments houses Nordic Choice Hotels’ Swedish headquarters and was inaugurated in June 2021 -          “It’s been a fantastic journey to realise the vision of a zero-energy hotel along with Choice Hotels and we’re obviously delighted with this award from the City of Solna The key to our success has been that all parties in the project have been committed from day one and wanted to break new ground to achieve ambitious goals,” says Maria Jansson The City of Solna justifies its decision to give the Environmental Award to Fabege and Choice Hotels as follows: “This year’s award winners have together created Scandinavia’s most energy-efficient hotel building passive house technology and geothermal energy it is Scandinavia’s first zero-energy hotel With its 2,400 square metres of solar cells it is the hotel with biggest concentration of solar panels in the world with solar energy fully covering its annual consumption of electricity the energy is used intelligently inside the property with the ability to distribute heat from one part of the operation to the rest of the building Through intelligent and innovative buildings the winners have led the way in climate-smart and sustainable construction It is not only a great initiative for the climate but also sets an example and provides a key source of inspiration for all other actors building environmentally conscious and innovative buildings for the future.” Solna Business Park is now getting a colourful addition in the form of a new park The aim with this is to highlight Agenda 2030 and the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals and make them accessible to everyone the park will contribute to there being more activity between the buildings and make Solna Business Park a new destination to visit the Danish architectural firm that has attracted worldwide attention with its unique and spectacular projects Fabege has developed a master plan and a development idea for Solna Business Park with a concept based on the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals This will contribute to a more active and vibrant street environment in which people are given more space – “We want to give both children and adults of all ages an experience with focus on playing and learning as well as an opportunity to get acquainted with the sustainability goals in a concrete and fun way We are very pleased that a private operator shows the way both when it comes to developing a district with a high level of ambition and when it comes to setting a sustainable agenda,” says David Zahle Partner and Architect at BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group 193 countries around the world have adopted the UN’s Agenda 2030 which is the most ambitious sustainable development agenda ever It defines 17 global sustainable development goals that aim to eradicate poverty and hunger achieve gender equality and ensure lasting protection for our planet and natural resources This places high demands on the construction and real estate sectors and at Fabege many of the global goals are now integral elements of our business activities – “We are thus well aware that we need to work hard and remain focused regarding those areas in which we have the greatest opportunities to contribute towards sustainable development and achieving the global goals forms a major part of our daily work But everyone has to contribute to achieving these goals and with the new park we hope to raise awareness and knowledge about the important work that needs to be done,” says Susanna Elvsén Market Area Manager Solna Business Park at Fabege The design has various elements and installations that support and provide information in different ways about all 17 global goals which provide an interpretation of the goals that is applicable to both children and adults no matter how limited control they have over their lifestyles – “The Agenda 2030 for sustainable development are to be implemented primarily by countries and so far the focus has been on actions taken by governments This was the question when we developed The Good Life Goals Visitors can get inspiration in the park and find out in a creative way what they can do,” says Andrea Norgren co-lead One Planet Sustainable Lifestyles and Education Programme Solna Business Park is facing major changes and the Parkhuset initiative – the innovation project that aims to cut the climate impact in half – will also be started The area is one of Fabege’s priority city district projects and will be transformed into a new attractive area for both businesses and residents in the coming years The new park is expected to open in August 2021 and will be a destination for people who want to stay for a short or a longer time Susanna Elvsén, Market Area Manager, Solna Business Park, +46 (0)73-387 18 48, susanna.elvsen@fabege.se Hanna af Sandeberg, Urban and Real Estate Developer, +46 (0)73-387 18 98, hanna.af.sandeberg@fabege.se Veidekke's subsidiary Arcona has been commissioned by Ursus Real Estate Management AS to renovate 14,300 m2 of office area currently leased by PostNord in the Arken building in Solna Work on the tenant adaptation project started in December 2021 and is scheduled for completion by the end of 2022 The collaborative design and build contract has a value of approx PostNord has signed a new lease agreement for their head offices in the building with Arken’s owners Ursus The property will be converted into a multi-tenant building in which PostNord will occupy the top three floors while the remainder will be leased to other companies PostNord has occupied the Arken building since its completion in 2004 Originally designed by BSK Arkitekter and built by Arcona open and efficient building was nominated for the Swedish newbuild of the year award for 2003 BSK is now contributing to the renovation of the building activity-oriented office premises with an emphasis on creating safe post-corona work environments “This tenant adaptation is an exciting further development of an iconic property Awarding the contract to Arcona feels both safe and self-evident based on the project’s high knowledge and competence requirements and on Arcona’s flexibility and pragmatism in a very challenging construction contracting environment,” says Fredrik Kumlin Chief Investment Officer at Ursus Real Estate Management “It is extremely rewarding to help reshape the property we built two decades ago We involved our strategic suppliers at an early stage and have been able to secure supplies with long lead-times,” says Peter Kihlman The contract is included in the order book for the current quarter Its annual turnover is approximately NOK 38 billion and half of its 7,800 employees own shares in the company Stallmästaregården began its life as a somewhat rural stablemaster’s farm that she wanted to host her midsummer festivities here at which point the stablemaster rapidly transformed the farm into an inn Stallmästaregården feels like a rural retreat flanked as it is by the expansive Royal Haga Park and scenic Brunnsviken Bay A painstaking restoration and redesign has left the onetime farm still rustic and homey while simultaneously infusing it with healthy doses of 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AFAR participates in affiliate marketing programs which means we may earn a commission if you purchase an item featured on our site.© 2025 AFAR LLC Fabege and Skanska Sweden are together acquiring approximately 150,000 square metres of land which has become available as a result of the Mälarbanan railway line being expanded and partly put in a tunnel This creates the conditions for extensive urban development with space for 1,000 new homes and 2,000 new jobs next to Solna Business Park and into Huvudsta New opportunities for urban development with green city districts housing and workplaces have arisen as a result of the Mälarbanan railway line being expanded through Solna and part of it being put in a tunnel Fabege is acquiring land to create approximately 52,000 sqm of office space and approximately 10,000 sqm of housing The purchase price for the land is approximately SEK 900m which will be paid to the city of Solna as the new urban districts are built The construction start for the expansion of the Mälarbanan is planned for 2023 and the new buildings are expected to be built between 2030 and 2040 “The development of central Huvudsta is by far Solna’s largest and most complex urban development project as the railway will be put underground and lined with new buildings It therefore feels good that we are working with two companies that have extensive experience of urban development in complex metropolitan environments,” says Pehr Granfalk Chairman of the Municipal Executive Board in Solna The Municipal Executive Board in Solna is expected to approve the agreement on 29 March 2021 The proposed local development plan will have its consultation phase in spring 2021 “Along with our current development of Arenastaden the land acquisition is a natural addition that contributes to new value-creating opportunities in Solna in a long-term perspective The geographical location and Solna’s many advantages mean that we are keen to increase our portfolio in the area,” says Stefan Dahlbo The urban development will reduce the barrier currently formed by the railway as new buildings will link the districts of Huvudsta and Skytteholm together with central Solna public transport accessibility will be improved in the area as a result of a new commuter train station in Huvudsta and a new station entrance in Solna Business Park for Sundbyberg station a global provider of IT and business process services have signed lease agreements for two new offices One is in Solna Business Park and has about 4,200 sqm of floorspace and the other is in the Glädjen area of Västra Kungsholmen and has about 1,300 sqm of floorspace The lease agreements are for seven years and handover is scheduled to take place in March 2023 in Kungsholmen and in October 2023 in Solna Business Park Mainly CGI employees in Kista will move to the office in Solna Business Park Many of the company’s customers are already located in Solna Business Park and the surrounding area and CGI and Fabege will tailor the premises to meet the former’s exacting requirements regarding will move to the address Franzéngatan 6 on the popular Hornsbergs strand on Kungsholmen The offices are in easy cycling distance of each other and are also located on the same metro line “We needed new premises that could evolve together with our growing business we were looking for a flexible solution that would allow our employees to work and have meetings in different locations around Stockholm And we certainly get that with Fabege’s solution,” says Leif Alama Solna Business Park has an excellent location between two popular and expansive municipalities – Solna and Sundbyberg The area has undergone extensive development in recent years including having more frequent and more varied local traffic It has also become one of the areas with the most solar panels in Sweden This development work is now being stepped up even further as well as better pedestrian routes and parks “We have worked hard and in a targeted way with CGI to design the optimal solution for its needs and the result is two offices rather than one It has been an exciting and very enjoyable assignment that has now resulted in us adding another strong brand to our areas,” says Andreas Malmsäter Västra Kungsholmen is an area that is continuing to develop at a rapid pace and is one of the last major area of expansion in central Stockholm and its immediate proximity to Östra Kungsholmen’s Stenstaden district contribute to its popularity for both businesses and residents The property Glädjen 12 has recently been renovated and modernised Fabege is one of the largest commercial property owners in central Stockholm and by far the largest in Solna Business Park Sweden-based property management and construction company Fabege and multinational construction and development company Skanska Sweden are acquiring around 150,000 m2 of land in Solna as potential for urban development has opened up in the area The real estate potential is the result of the expansion of the Mälarbanan railway line There is now scope for 1,000 new homes and 2,000 new jobs emerging next to Solna Business Park and nearby Huvudsta Fabege’s land acquisition will create around 10,000 m2 of housing and around 52,000 m2 of office space The estimated land purchase price $105m will be paid to the city of Solna when the new developments occur the new buildings are expected to be constructed between 2030 and 2040 Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis Solna Municipal Executive Board chairman Pehr Granfalk said: “The development of central Huvudsta is by far Solna’s largest and most complex urban development project It therefore feels good that we are working with two companies that have extensive experience of urban development in complex metropolitan environments.” Solna’s Municipal Executive Board is expected to sanction the agreement on 29 March 2021 Fabege president and CEO Stefan Dahlbo said: “Along with our current development of Arenastaden The geographical location and Solna’s many advantages mean that we are keen to increase our portfolio in the area.” Skanska Sweden’s 85,000 m2 of land acquisition will be giving rise to housing with scope for service outlets such as restaurants at the street level along with a communal home for supported housing and two nursery schools The emergence of a new commuter train station in Huvudsta and a new station entrance for Sundbyberg station in Solna Business Park will improve public transport accessibility in the area —————————————————————————— Conditions for substantial urban development have been created as there is now scope for 1,000 new homes and 2,000 new jobs cropping up next to Solna Business Park and into Huvudsta Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network Sie haben erfolgreich Ihre Einwilligung in die Nutzung von Transfermarkt mit Tracking und Cookies widerrufen Sie können sich jetzt zwischen dem Contentpass-Abo und der Nutzung mit personalisierter Werbung Catella Corporate Finance Stockholm AB acted as advisor to Skanska Fastigheter on the divestment of the Solna United office property in Arenastaden The transaction volume amounts to just over SEK 3.3 billion and the buyer is a fund managed by German DWS Solna United comprises a lettable area of approximately 34,000 square metres which results in a record price for a property located outside Stockholm's inner city corresponding to just under SEK 100,000 per square metre The property is under completion and will be taken over by the buyer in connection with this in June 2020 The office premises are fully let and will house new head offices for will be environmentally certified according to LEED Platinum About Catella: Catella is a leading specialist in property investments and advisory and fund management, with operations in 15 countries. The group manages assets of SEK 170 billion. Catella is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm in the Mid Cap segment. Read more at catella.com. Fabege has signed three lease agreements covering 3,761 sqm in the Sliparen 2 property in Solna Business Park Coor will lease 947 sqm of conference space and Nordrest will lease 213 sqm of café space All three agreements are for a period of 5 years and are expected to start in the third quarter of 2023 Solna Business Park is the perfect place for businesses and strong brands The architecture has retained its industrial character and urban development is realised mainly by upgrading existing buildings Sliparen 2 is environmentally certified at the Excellent level pursuant to Breeam-In-Use CGI also signed a lease agreement for approximately 4,200 sqm in the neighbouring property Svetsaren 1 -          “We are pleased that the vacancy resulting from Evry’s move to Arenastaden will now be filled by new tenants who generate vibrancy and activity in the area We are working in a targeted way to bring the total occupancy rate in the property portfolio back up to 95 per cent We have strengthened our sales organisation during the year and the lease agreements in Solna Business Park show that we are on the right track,” comments Johan Zachrisson Director of Business Development  at Fabege Sliparen 2 is being developed under the concept name Scenen and upon completion it will form a meeting place that promotes interaction and experiences by providing a carefully selected range of services -          “We are very much looking forward to moving into Scenen in Solna Business Park The location is strategically important for us and the office meets our wishes and expectations in a very good way,” says Anders Joachimsson Solna Business Park has an outstanding location in terms of public transport as the light railway passes through it and Sundbyberg station is just a five-minute walk away This is the only station in Stockholm at which the metro -          “We are delighted to be able to contribute our expertise and thereby make Scenen a place where people can interact and where the physical environment and the services that are provided enhance the experience We are also very pleased to be able to do this together with Nordrest,” says Per Julin In addition to the conference and café services offered at Scenen two other concepts will also add vibrancy to the ground floors in Solna Business Park in 2023 provided in collaboration with for example Allstars Training Center a meeting place and destination for food and events Tenant & Partner has acted as tenant advisor for HSB during the premises search process “Minor Remnants from Solna Street…” is an exhibition devoted to the post-war a great Jewish artist who survived the Holocaust the exhibition will feature works created immediately after the war – cartoon illustrations to stories by Awrom Rejzen and poems by Dawid Sfard.  Izaak Celnikier was born in Warsaw in 1923 he lived in the Janusz Korczak Orphan Home and from 1941 he lived in the local ghetto Izaak Celnikier went through the German camps in Stutthof and in 1957 he went on a scholarship to Paris where he lived and worked until the end of his life Isaac Celnikier began working with the “Idisz Buch” publishing house He created illustrations for Yiddish publications: Oysgeveylte verk (Selected Works) by Abraham Reisen and Lider (Poems) by Dovid Sfard – publications so far untranslated into Polish which Celnikier never saw in their final publication because they were published after he left Poland contain coded content relating the viewer to the artist's biography The drawings thus create a parallel narrative to the text they illustrate Celnikier projected his personal experience of the Holocaust onto Rejzen's stories from earlier times while he interpreted some stories as prefigurations of the Holocaust and gave expression to this in the illustrations he created The exhibition will attempt to read Celnikier's biography in illustrations of Yiddish stories and poems can be read as sketches for large-format paintings already created in France and referring to a single original – images from the ghetto fixed in the artist's memory The catalogue of the exhibition Exhibition curatorZuzanna Benesz-Goldfinger Design of the exhibition and graphic designKuba Maria Mazurkiewicz Exhibition installationPracownia KONTRA Tomasz Marzec Design and execution of muralsPaulina Włostowska Translation of Avrom Reyzen’s short stories and Dovid Sfard’s poems from YiddishMagdalena Wójcik Communication and marketingFranciszek Bojańczyk Individuals and institutions lending objects and rights to publicationAnne Szulmajster-Celnikier Yoshua CelnikierMuzeum Narodowe w KrakowieMuzeum im Jacka Malczewskiego w RadomiuMuzeum Lubuskie im Jana Dekerta w Gorzowie WielkopolskimMuzeum Plakatu w WilanowieOddział Muzeum Narodowego w WarszawieBiblioteka NarodowaKorczakianum pracownia naukowa Muzeum WarszawyArchiwum Akademii Sztuk PięknychBiblioteka Publiczna m Warszawy Biblioteka GłównaWojewództwa MazowieckiegoTygodnik „Polityka”Yad Vashem Art MuseumGhetto Fighters HouseGaleria Moravska w Brnie Karolinska University Hospital began commissioning of the new hospital building in Solna The final move on 28th October represents the last in the plan for 2018 and marks the full commissioning of the new hospital building Cooperation between the hospitals in Stockholm has been a key factor in successfully completing the entire move project - one of the largest in the history of Stockhoms county council and have now been relocated to their new rooms Today’s move means that the new hospital building is now fully in use Some units will however remain located in the old hospital building for a period of time several of Karolinska's day and outpatient units for adults and children are located at another building in the hospital area "I am extremely pleased that our patients now have access to this new and modern building where they receive care in single rooms and where all the competences our patients need are gathered in one building" "I would like to thank all the staff at our site in Solna who have planned and worked with the move but also staff at our site in Huddinge and the other hospitals who are supporting us with the care of extra patients during the move in Solna" The new hospital building at Karolinska is part of the restructuring of healthcare in Stockholm The revised structure addresses the healthcare needs for an increasing population where the most highly specialized care will be provided at Karolinska in Solna an increased number of operating rooms and space for two helicopters are examples of improvements that will fulfill future needs for advanced healthcare Karolinska is one of Europe's largest university hospitals and together with Karolinska Institutet we have a leading role within the field of medical breakthroughs. Our aim is to always put the patient first by providing the best possible medical expertise Through innovation and active collaboration with industry and academia we are committed to being internationally prominent in medicine Sweden's world-famous Karolinska University Hospital (KUH) is preparing to test its new RIS/PACS this summer ahead of rolling it out across the rebuilt institution in summer 2016 The powerful new RIS/PACS managed service is one of the main technological features of the project that is designed to radically improve workflow in radiology and other departments in line with similar revamping taking place in hospitals across other regions The mammoth rebuilding of KUH will scythe imaging modalities at the Solna campus in the north of Stockholm a new strategy of greater specialization at the new Karolinska will lead to a dramatic increase in radiology patient throughput according to head of diagnostic radiology and business solution owner Dr. Anders Wennerberg the Karolinska's Solna campus will have fully transitioned to become a leading center for highly specialized healthcare in six main areas yet to be confirmed Patients with routine diseases such as pneumonia or appendicitis will be directed to other regional centers While this will mean that overall patient numbers should decrease the imaging services will undergo an increase in its workload as highly specialized medicine requires frequent use of highly specialized imaging The 1,700-bed KUH last year had 1.5 million patient visits admitted 108,000 patients for hospital stay and its radiology staff across four radiology departments performed 360,000 exams imaging exams at KUH will have increased to a total of 500,000 With such a spike in specialization and throughput the need for a powerful RIS/PACS and other IT and telecommunications systems has become paramount to both successful implementation of the new radiology service and to the functioning of the entire rebuild PACS developer Sectra built the RIS/PACS which has taken 2.5 years to procure owing to the complexity of the hospital's requirements "The new RIS/PACS will be a tremendous improvement in terms of speed "Two geographically separated but synchronized data centers will provide state-of-the-art performance the entire workload of Karolinska's imaging services can be supported by one of the data centers." Vital to success was the region-wide decision to separately procure a vendor neutral archive (VNA) based on open standard Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) Cross-Enterprise Document Sharing (XDS) architecture which will serve to house all radiological data in Stockholm -- not just images The VNA will serve a population of 2 million around one-fifth of the Swedish population "The decision to go for a centralized vendor neutral archive solution was taken by the diagnostic imaging and IT departments and the Stockholm county council KUH will be the first major hospital to fully use the VNA next year the first implementation will be in mammography in Stockholm," Wennerberg told AuntMinnieEurope.com He is confident that the imaging service will be unbroken between now and implementation of the new RIS and the new PACS in summer 2016 the changes will be immediately noticeable and built-in advanced visualization features A major challenge to establishing the new RIS/PACS-service concerns integration because a large number of dependent systems including the electronic health record (EHR) and third party advanced visualization software need to be integrated into the RIS and/or PACS in various ways there is much to gain by smart integration," Wennerberg said adding that an integration project was already underway "The most essential systems will be integrated at go-live in the summer of 2016 but less critical ones to be added later." the new KUH structure comprises a new building on the existing site with some of the old buildings kept for research the Huddinge campus will also be extended in a couple of years' time with a new building but the radiology department at Huddinge will probably be entirely moved into the new block responsibility for the New Karolinska Solna (NKS) project has been shared by the County Council Executive Board (LSF) and Karolinska University Hospital The project represents a Public Private Partnership agreement between Stockholm County Council and the project company Swedish Hospital Partners The next phase in the development of Arenastaden The local development plan for the Cairo and Farao blocks contains about 185 homes and about 77,000 sqm of GFA equating to about 65,000 sqm of office space all linked by vibrant and green urban spaces Arenastaden currently provides 30,000 workplaces and is home to about 5,000 residents with the addition of new office and residential blocks further housing and a ground floor featuring shops and services opposite the future metro entrance Road traffic will be directed along the area by the railway tracks which will become a primarily pedestrianised street as a result of this development -          “Arenastaden is a very attractive area and we are only halfway through its urban development We will put people at the heart of the development of the new city blocks by filling the best location in Arenastaden with restaurants housing and offices,” says Charlotte Liliegren Head of Urban and Property Development at Fabege Arenastaden is currently one of the places in Sweden with the highest proportion of sustainable travel Around 80 percent of the people who work in the area travel in a climate-smart way The green line of the metro will serve Arenastaden The presence of the metro will strengthen Solna Station as a hub and further connect northern and southern Stockholm -          “Continuing to develop a vibrant urban environment in Solna is an important part of our long-term efforts to create a more sustainable municipality It is great that the local development plan has now come into force as this will make it possible for even more people to live and work in Arenastaden,” says Martin Eliasson Chair of the City of Solna’s Building Committee the world’s leading sports and live entertainment company a co-owned company by the listed real estate company Fabege and the Swedish Soccer Association jointly announced today that the two companies have entered into a long-term agreement whereby the Los Angeles-based sports entertainment and venue organisation will manage Friends Arena The region’s largest multi-purpose arena with a capacity of 75,000 and is home to the Swedish National Soccer Team family shows and other sporting and special events AEG Facilities will provide full management services to the arena as well as oversee event-day operations for the arena which is anchored by the Mall of Scandinavia and adjacent the newly developed city district named Arenastaden an elite venue that complements our other facilities in the marketplace,” said Bob Newman “Its location in a growing and vibrant office residential and retail environment has created a unique world-class destination.” “We are proud to have been selected to manage the operations of Friends Arena Sweden’s largest venue and the home of the Swedish National Soccer Team,” says Marie Lindqvist “Through our experience managing Tele2 Arena Hovet and Annexet and hosting some of the world’s largest sports matches we understand the standard of service that is required to ensure an arena’s success in Stockholm We look forward to working closely with Arenabolaget on this exciting endeavor.” with its extensive international network and experience we’ve found a partner with an excellent reputation with whom we can continue to develop the events experience at Friends Arena while positioning the Stockholm region internationally,” comments Klaus Hansen Vikström You must be logged in to post a comment Issue 136 – May/June 2025 Issue 135 – March/April 2025 Fabege has signed an agreement with the domestic appliances company BSH Home Appliances AB regarding a new office and showroom for its Bosch NEFF and Gaggenau brands in Solna Business Park the agreement is for just over 4,300 square metres of floorspace at the corner of Svetsarvägen BSH will move into its new premises in summer 2025 including 750 square metres of showroom on the ground floor This will be a modern and pleasant workplace for BSH’s employees and a positive addition to the streetscape –   “We are very happy that BSH is moving to us and thereby further strengthening the mix of brands in the area We look forward to welcoming all the new employees to Solna Business Park," says Johan Zachrisson The property is certified to BREEAM-SE very good level which defines high sustainability requirements –   “To strengthen our corporate culture and internal cooperation we first looked for office space where everyone could be on the same floor of the building we wanted to have our four showrooms and outlet store at street level with good exposure outwards The new premises in Solna Business Park most certainly fulfil these requirements the selection of good restaurants and services and being able to stay in the same area as we are currently in commuter train and inter-city train connections within a few minutes’ walk were very important factors for us and our employees,“ says Mahsa Bredin Nordic Facility Manager at BSH Home Appliances AB Solna Business Park is a bustling area with offices The conditions are now also being created for residential properties in the area New establishments at street level have contributed to creating an even more vibrant neighbourhood due to the even broader range of services Existing tenants such as Pocket in the park Actic and Aiden by Best Western have acquired great new neighbours such as Smedens mathall Tenant & Partner acted as tenant advisor to BSH Home Appliances AB Fabege and Saab AB have signed a lease for approximately 66,000 sqm in the Nöten 4 property in Solna Strand. The agreement covers the entire property and is for over 10 years The rental value amounts to SEK 155m excluding supplements Occupancy is scheduled to commence in autumn 2025 The project is aiming for BREEAM In-Use certification A heavy explosion shook an apartment building in Solna The blast happened at 22:45 Central European Time (0122GMT) "We believe that it is an explosion that someone has caused," Jari Kalliorinne a police officer in charge of the police in the StJari Kalliorinneockholm region No arrests were made and nobody was injured at the scene It remains unknown if the explosion was targeting a specific apartment or it is related to gang violence "It's too early to speak on it," Daniel Wikdah The explosion was felt as far as central Stockholm according to testimonies given to newspaper Expressen earlier "It felt like an earthquake," Yngve Sjoman who lives in the property opposite told Expressen The explosion damaged the ground floor and entrance and shattered the windows It was a hell of a fall," said a woman who lives at the building was watching TV with his wife when he heard the explosion It was such an incredible bang," he told Expressen "I knew what it was when I looked out the window and saw how there were a lot of cops fire trucks and ambulances just outside," he said Another resident said that the whole house "was shaking and all the neighbors came out and stood on the balconies." Residents are being evacuated and are still unable to return to their apartments as rescue teams are still present at the scene Another two explosions happened previous evening when an apartment building in Astorp Skane and later an apartment building in central Helsingborg exploded A man in his 20s has been taken to hospital with serious injuries however it is not known if he was the target of the attack Police in Skane said that both explosions were powerful but it is too soon to say whether the two incidents are in any way connected to other recent bombings in the area The Court of Appeal finds that the surgeon has removed the patients’ tracheas and replaced them with synthetic tracheas The Court of Appeal also finds that that the patients have been inflicted physical injuries and suffering In accordance with the findings of the District Court the Court of Appeal finds that the surgeries have not been performed in accordance with science and proven experience as opposed to the findings of the District Court that the surgeon has not acted in a case of emergency when the surgeries were performed on the first and the second patient The Court of Appeal finds that the surgery on the third patient was done in a case of emergency but The Court of Appeal does not question that the surgeon hoped his method would work the Court of Appeal has found that the surgeon has acted with criminal intent The investigation shows that he has realized the risk that the procedures would cause the patients physical injuries and suffering and that he was indifferent to the realization of these risks 08-561 670 08 08-561 675 28 Order judgment:Svea Court of Appeal passes its judgment in a case regarding three acts of gross assault at Karolinska Hospital in Huddinge and Solna between 2011 and 2012 “They’d been famous among the world of photographers for a long time,” he says “I wanted to see them for myself and take my own approach on the subject I shot late into the night – I just keep getting carried away exploring.” Photograph: All photographs by Conor MacNeill is collocating its operations at Solna Business Park The green lease contract concerns approximately 13,500 sqm Skolverket takes office in the fourth quarter of 2019 combined with the need to bring its operations under one roof and a desire to work in premises that support its activities led to the agency opting to relocate to Solna Business Park’s main street will be customised to satisfy Skolverket’s requirements and Fabege’s investment is estimated at roughly SEK 170m Solna Business Park is a district that has embarked on an exciting and expansive phase of development Unilever and SBAB have already chosen to move their headquarters here Fabege’s vision is to transform the district into one of Greater Stockholm’s most attractive neighbourhoods and the company is therefore working with Citylab Action’s process to promote sustainable urban development The lease with Skolverket means that a substantial proportion of the building at Fräsaren 12 which ICA is quitting for new premises in Arenastaden The building has roughly 6,000 sqm of lettable space remaining -         “We’re looking forward to welcoming Skolverket to Solna Business Park attractive premises that will support their activities in a sustainable district with excellent communications,” says Andreas Malmsäter please contact: Klaus Hansen Vikström Deputy CEO and Director of Business Development Fabege are a property company focusing on city district development and commercial properties We develop attractive and sustainable districts with modern offices housing and a broad range of services - together with strategic partners Both our perspective and approach to ownership are long term and our passion is creating the right conditions for all those living We have a presence in a limited number of high-growth submarkets in the Stockholm region Fabege’s shares are listed on Nasdaq Stockholm