Andreas Martin-Löf Arkitekter

It’s a shame the suggested tinted radiators were turned down – now the white ones are visible through every window. But, cost efficient construction is all about making compromises.

First three rows of modules have been stacked. From now on the pace will be fast.

At the module storage, 60 modules are waiting to be stacked. We are currently producing two of these modules every single day.

When did you last see a crane on a track in Sweden? If you are about to build fast housing it’s necessary.

Here we are building a Japanese garden with views over the archipelago. An automatic roof will make it possible to adjust to the Nordic weather.

The 19th floor is completed. It was a bit cloudy and rainy weather during today’s visit, but this is going to be great!

Let’s hope it looks better with som light in the windows and some sun from a blue summer sky.

The last flat concrete base is done. On Tuesday we will make the casting and after that we will have a finished building structure.

Fast pace on the building site. The facades are coming together.

One floor every 9th day och soon as much facade too. The facade of the first floor is now completed.

Beam by beam – The construction work carries on.

Lunchtime on the roof with the construction team – overlooking the rooftop view of central Stockholm.

Standing on the ground or on the top floor – it’s just stunning to see what’s going on on this site.

A splendid day for watching the rise of the sixth floor.

Today’s exercise completed – this will be 249 apartments in a Stockholm suburb.

Today our new residential project next to the central train station in Stockholm was launched by Regina Kevius.

View of the building site in the epicentre of Stockholm, with S:ta Clara church in the background.

Didn’t we say one floor per week? Come on now guys!