During Almedalsveckan, TAM Group and Studio Stockholm Arkitektur are arranging a historical walk through Visby – with a focus on commerce and how places evolve. We are looking forward to an inspiring morning with Carl Johansson, Vanna Gunnarsson, and historian Björn Lundqvist, as we explore 1,000 years of life at street-level.Together, we’ll visit three key squares – Donners Plats, Packhusplan and Stora Torg – and discuss what has been successful, what hasn’t and what future development could look like.

We’re proud to announce that Studio Stockholm has been awarded Runner-Up in the Rethinking The Future Awards 2025 – 18th Edition, for our project with Miele!

The RTF Awards is a global platform that celebrates outstanding achievements in architecture and design, with a strong focus on sustainability and innovation. Judged by an esteemed panel of industry leaders, the competition highlights forward-thinking solutions that shape the future of our built environment.

Being recognized among such inspiring global work is a great honor – and a testament to the incredible team behind the Miele project.

A big thank you to Miele, Colliers, NODE ljusdesign, Fabege, Rethinking The Future and congratulations to all the winners and participants!

 

We are proud and delighted to share that we have once again earned the trust of Banijay Group to continue developing their premises in Sweden. Together with JLL Sverige, we will set the stage for outstanding spaces in Frihamnen. Read more in Fastighetsvärlden!

https://www.fastighetsvarlden.se/notiser/banijay-hyr-3-500-kvm-i-frihamnen/

Will you join us at Stockholms Handelskammare event ”Sustainability Summit” today? Louise Leijonmarck and Johanna Nenander  from Studio Stockholm Arkitektur will be there. We’re looking forward to an inspiring and insightful afternoon. Hope to see you!

Thank you for a truly inspiring day, Fastighetsvärlden! Fastighetsdagen brought together exciting speakers, thought-provoking discussions, and a fantastic moderator Ellinor Persson. A key theme throughout the day was the importance of listening to the client and users. After years of a strong market, it’s time to roll up our sleeves and focus on delivering real value — value that stands the test of time.

We’re proud that Alessandro Cardinale contributed to the expert panel alongside the knowledgeable Johan Zachrisson from Fabege and the accomplished Nina de Besche from Avanti Partners.

Were you there? What was your biggest takeaway from the day?

 

Natur & Kultur’s publishing house nominated for the 2025 ROT Prize!!

We’re proud to share that the transformation of Natur & Kultur’s publishing house has been nominated for the prestigious 2025 ROT Prize.

As both architect and interior architect, Studio Stockholm Arkitektur based our design on the publisher’s identity and Markelius’s design language – with “storytelling” as the conceptual foundation. Special focus was placed on restoring historic details such as the Markelius Hall, and blending traditional materials with modern solutions.

The renovation of Natur & Kultur’s iconic publishing house on Karlavägen in Stockholm – originally designed by renowned architect Sven Markelius and built between 1958 and 1961. Completed in autumn 2024, the project was carried out with deep respect for the building’s architectural heritage, aiming to create a flexible workspace, fit for the needs of today and tomorrow, tailored for a modern publishing house.

Thanks for an amazing collaboration Natur & Kultur , JLL Sverige , Helena Malm , Metrolit , Light Bureau and LAND Arkitektur

 

We are proud to have been entrusted with the development of another property in Marievik.The property Marievik 28 – M28 also known as the Central Building. This contemporary property from the 2000s, designed by Mischa Borowski, DOM, boasts a prime location alongside the water and park. It features a stunning atrium with views of both the water and greenery. Studio Stockholm is already the concept architect for Kakelhuset -M23, and we are excited to now take on another one of the area’s characterful buildings.

“Marievik is undergoing an exciting phase of development where AMF Fastigheter is taking a comprehensive approach to the area, developing the properties with care for the existing architecture and its unique character. Studio Stockholm is the obvious choice in this work – a partner that contributes strong identities and well-considered solutions that enhance the soul of the place,” says Charlotta Rosén, Project Manager for Marievik.

Our ambition is to refine the unique qualities of M28 and to open up the ground floor, bring more life and activity – with outward-facing businesses that strengthen the identity and accessibility of the building.

“Working with existing buildings and making use of their unique characteristics to meet today’s demands is absolutely the right approach – both from a sustainability and design perspective. This is also a fantastic collaborative project, where AMF Fastigheter truly deserves credit for the thorough workshop process that helps create a strong and distinctive whole,” says Vanna Gunnarsson, Lead Architect at Studio Stockholm.

We look forward to continuing shaping the future of Marievik – with architecture that stands the test of time.

 

1Yesterday, the Ability Partner conference “Framtidens Kontor och Arbetssätt” took place! A high level of engagement from both participants and speakers made for an inspiring day. Carl Rössner from Studio Stockholm Arkitektur and Niklas Mair from Miele gave a presentation on Miele’s new office, which serves as both an integrated showroom and workspace—allowing Miele’s products and operations to take center stage. An inspiring showroom that truly reinforces identity and creates a sense of place. It was exciting to hear Henrik Sköldberg and Pia Orthén from Jernhusen AB share insights about Jernhusen’s new HQ In Stockholm, a project Studio Stockholm has been deeply involved in. A truly forward-thinking project in terms of sustainability and reuse. Moderator Helene Lidström led a dynamic and insightful panel discussion where various perspectives were put to the test. Does the hybrid culture work, or should we even be asking that question? Are we on the right track—or completely off? What role does AI play in workplace development? The panel largely agreed on the big picture. The panel included Maria Zalamans Furenmo ♦️ from Svenska Spel, Hanna Mossfeldt from AMF Fastigheter AB, Henrik Byström from AI-labbet, and Marco Checchi from Studio Stockholm Arkitektur. Our key takeaways from the day:- The importance of active, vibrant spaces and technology for remote work was widely discussed, but we see a need for a broader conversation on hybrid work and the interface between technology and the physical office.- Leverage expertise and collaboration. Let people focus on what they do best and ensure collaboration works.- A high degree of variety in workplace typologies is essential. We leave the conference inspired by openness, engaging discussions, and the belief that together, we can shape a more sustainable, adaptive, and diverse work environment for people!

Yesterday, Studio Stockholm Arkitektur’s Johanna Nenander participated at Fastighetssveriges event ”Stora Hållbarhetsdagen” at NALEN in Stockholm. Such an important meeting place to share knowledge, explore innovative solutions, and discuss how we can continue advancing in building and planning sustainably from various perspectives. Thank you for the interesting speakers, presentations and discussions. Let us continoue the dialoge!

On Thursday, March 27, Ability Partners‘ conference “The Future Office and Ways of Working 2025” will take place! Studio Stockholm Arkitektur Stockholm’s Carl Rössner and Niklas Mair, Managing Director at Miele, will provide a unique insight into how Miele is pushing the boundaries of global workplace design: – From traditional offices to ABW that drives innovation and business goals Global vision – local adaptation. – When design meets strategy for a stronger brand experience.Miele’s new office concept is setting the standard for a flexible, sustainable, and inspiring work environment – built for the future. Additionally, Studio Stockholm Arkitektur’s Marco Checchi will join the panel discussion on “The New World of Work” – exploring the challenges and opportunities of the future workplace. He will be joined by:- Maria Zalamans Furenmo, CHRO, Svenska Spel AB- Hanna Mossfeldt, Workplace Strategist, AMF Fastigheter ABHenrik Byström, Expert in Strategic Digitalization, AI Lab

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