KASSMYRAÅSEN ON CONSULTATION
The planning project for Kassmyraåsen is on consultation from September to November 2022. The project indicates how Kassmyraåsen can be developed into a sustainable district with housing developments, schools, preschools, green lanes, green areas and parks. The proposal is the result of extensive consultations, investigations and work focusing on water management, green structures and on the intensity of land use. A vision for the future of the area was developed in the initial stages of the planning process, which can be summarized by three focus themes: Proximity to nature, A diversity of sustainable environments, The interconnected neighbourhood. The structure plan sets the framework for Kassmyraåsen’s development, providing robust premises for the area to grow into a sustainable district over time. The design concept is grounded in the qualities of the unique surrounding landscape.
2022-08-30
MORE SPACE FOR TRAVEL
In connection with the expansion of the metro between Älvsjö and Fridhemsplan, & Rundquist, together with the technology consultant WSP, have been awarded the task of designing four new metro stations in Stockholm!
The new metro line will have stations at Fridhemsplan, Liljeholmen, Årstaberg, Årstafältet, Östberga and Älvsjö. The line connects the central and southern Stockholm and contributes to increased capacity of the metro network. The expansion also provides conditions for building an additional 48 000 residences in the city.
It is both fun and important for us To be able to contribute to the continued development of the city by designing stations that are safe, beautiful and comfortable for all travellers to use.
The project is led by the Region Stockholm, Region Stockholm’s Extended Metro Administration(FUT) and will start in August 2022 and run until 2024. The line is planned to open in 2034.
Photo: Stockholm Region
2022-07-11
2:ND PRIZE IN COMPETITION
Our proposal for new public transport shelters in Gothenburg, received an honorable second prize in an open competition. We congratulate the winners Gottlieb Paludan Architects!
2022-07-04
NEW CHAIRMAN
Per Ling-Vannerus has been elected new chairman of the board of Rundquist arkitekter ab as part of continuing to develop the office business that focus on high-quality design of public spaces, urban planning and travelling environments. Per is a senior consultant in planning and management, he has a special competence in major projects and was previously head of Major projects at the Swedish Transport Administration. Before that he had a role as head of Infrastructure at Stockholm Ports. Anna Gullberg, office manager at &Rundquist, has also been elected as a new member of the board, which in addition to Per and Anna consists of Henrik Rundquist (CEO) and Peter Sundin.
2022-06-30
BRIDGE ON CONSULTATION
This spring we have worked on a much needed pedestrian and bicycle bridge that connects Slakthusområdet in south of Stockholm with Blåsut over Nynäsvägen.
The bridge is now out for public consultation as part of the detail plan for Evenemangskvarteret in Slakthusområdet!
2022-05-22
BRIDGE THIRD PRIZE
Our proposal for a new bridge over Rönne Å in Ängelholm, in the south of Sweden, recently received an honorable third prize in competition with many other exciting proposals. We teamed up with ELU, TBS, Black Ljusdesign and Nivå Landskapsarkitektur and created Topos – a rolling wooden landscape of transverse wooden slabs that connect the park areas on both sides of the river and at the same time forms a direct connection for public transport. We congratulate the winners Atelier Entropic SL – Degree of freedom AS!
BRIDGE NOMINATED FOR AWARD
Our bridge over Varnan and the city park in Kristinehamn have been nominated for the Swedish Architects Värmland Architecture Prize. SAVA is an architecture prize that is awarded every other year to a project in Värmland. The prize is awarded to a project in the areas of building, interior design, land and landscape design, urban planning and spatial planning. The awarding ceremony takes place mid-January 2022.
Foto: Kasper Dudzik
2021-12-09
