“It is no exaggeration to say that [&Rundquist] work is seen and used by tens of thousands of people every day and forms a backdrop to everyday life. And its point, quite simply, is to make those people’s lives smoother, less stressful and more pleasant.”

Read about our work philosophy and award-winning projects, The Yellow Line and Kallhäll Station, in the latest number of Scan Magazine.

The work on our bridge over the Djurgårdsbrunns Bay in Stockholm has started. The bridge will link the Museum Island with Rosendal and the inauguration is expected to take place in autumn 2019.

Henrik Rundquist participated in a talk about the challenges of bridge building on Tuesday’s episode of P1-morgon on the Swedish Radio. The talk took place on the occasion of the world’s longest bridge over the sea being inaugurated.

We welcome Hanna Sander and Johan Lange to our office!

The Yellow Line received the First Award within the Global Architecture & Design Awards in the category Transportation – Concept.
Kallhäll Station came in second in the category Transportation – Built.

På onsdag kväll var vi ute vid Stora Skuggan och sprang stafetWe had not one, but two teams in Stafesten relay race at Stora Skuggan in Stockholm. Stafesten for UNICEF is Sweden’s largest relay race. The event contributes to creating a better world for all children.lopp med två lag. Stafesten för UNICEF är Sveriges största stafett. Evenemangen bidrar i kampen för att skapa en bättre värld för alla barn.

Solna City and The Swedish Transport Administration have agreed to build a new station for commuter trains in Huvudsta, along Mälarbanan. &Rundquist, together with WSP, has already been working with the design of the new sunken train station in Sundbyberg city center. The new decision brings the design of one more station to the team’s work, contributing to urban development in Solna.

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