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    • Accessibility and proximity
    • Resource efficiency and climate responsibility
      • Management of waste and bulk materials
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      • Selection of materials and good in-door environment
    • Let nature do the work
    • Participation and consultation
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Monitoring Report 2018

Stockholm Royal Seaport leads the way towards a sustainable future

Stockholm Royal Seaport’s sustainability profile has been tracked since 2015. The progress is disclosed in the sustainability- and result reports.
The monitoring report, i.e. this document, will be in digital format from this year onward.

In the monitoring report the Stockholm Royal Seaport outlines the work put in over the year to achieve its high set sustainability requirements. As the district develops and more results become available, the city hopes to share lessons learnt.

The statistics gathered will also form a basis for developing knowledge, and exchanging views within the building and construction sector.

When the development of Stockholm Royal Seaport commenced there was no official commitment to sustainability or a sustainability profile. Therefore, the first two phases, Norra 1 and Västra, have voluntary sustainability commitments.

The third phase, Norra 2, was the first phase with mandatory sustainability requirements. The developers generally achieve the sustainability requirements except for requirements on reducing construction waste and metered energy performance 2 years after occupation.

You can find more information about how we work in the Sustainability Report 2018. 

Map and summary

In total, 2,700 homes, seven preschools, and premises for offices and retail have been built to date. About 300,000 m2 of land has been remediated and 50,000 m2 of parks have been built, which is the equivalent surface of seven football grounds. Approximately 500 trees from 25 species have been planted, and some large trees have been relocated.

By 2030, at least 12,000 new homes and 35,000 workplaces will have been built. There is ongoing planning and discussions with about 30 developers regarding new blocks of housing, offices, and retail.

The city has several large ongoing contracts for land remediation, construction of quays, streets and parks. The interactive map below shows various forms of sustainability data related to developers and the city’s public spaces and facilities. For example, the map shows how the dispersal zones are connected within the area, and to the adjacent Royal National City Park, as well as building energy performance showing both metered and calculated data, bicycle parking spaces etc.

 

 
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All phases
Stockholm Royal Seaport is one of the largest urban development projects in Europe. When complete, about 12,000 new residential housing and 35,000 new workplaces will have been constructed. Planned completion 2030.
All phases (view in fullscreen)
Current status
13 detailed development plans have been approved to date. 5386 residential apartments have been land allocated to 45 different developers. 6 000 residents have moved into the area.
Current status (view in fullscreen)
Future vision
The total development area covers 236 hectares.
Future vision (view in fullscreen)
Public spaces - dispersal patterns
Stockholm Royal Seaport is located adjacent to the Royal National City Park, and the green structure in the northern part of the district is of great importance, as it is part of a dispersal network for species that live in oak-trees, as well as amphibians.
More about dispersal patterns
Public spaces - parks
Access to nature and green areas promote health and well-being. In Stockholm Royal Seaport the maximum walking distance from a property to green area is 200 meters.
More about dispersal patterns
Public open spaces with social values
The map shows public open spaces with social values. The average public open spaces with social values is high in Stockholm Royal Seaport compared to Hammarby Sjöstad that has 18.5 %. Public open spaces with social values can be an indicator for how attractive the city is. In the completed phases the public open spaces with social values is 26 %.
More about dispersal patterns
Public spaces - grocery store
Proximity to private and public service plays a major role in the travel patterns that are created in Stockholm Royal Seaport. The map shows how far it takes for everyday service such as grocery store, preschool and to the rapid transit bus stops. Each circle corresponds to 5 minutes walk, ie. about 450 meters, from respective destination point.
More about accessibility and proximity
Public spaces - preschool
More about accessibility and proximity
Public spaces - metro station
More about accessibility and proximity
Overview of planned, under construction and completed phases
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Energy - energy performance housing units
The results of the developers vary, but many of them achieved good results. Energy performance has gradually improved as the project progress.
More about energy performance
Energy - locally generated solar energy
All property developers from phase Norra 2 and onwards have installed roof mounted solar to locally generate electricity or heat. Solar PV produce electricity and solar collectors produce heat. Most the property developers chose to install solar PV.
More about local production of renewable energy
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Head of development introduces the sustainability work (only in Swedish)


Sustainability Report 2018​



Sustainable Urban Development Programme


2-minuterspodd om historien bakom Norra Djurgardsstaden
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2-minutes pod on the history of Stockholm Royal Saeport (only in Swedish)

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Timeline – from vision to city



About the Monitoring Report


Decision on sustainability profile

The development phases Norra 1 and Västra had already come a good bit into the planning process when the decision on the sustainability profile came.  Therefore they are based on voluntary commitments.

Construction start-up, an oak tree is planted

The property developers for the first phase Norra 1, jointly plant an oak tree as a symbol for the construction start-up.

First occupancy

The first occupancy in the new housing units in Norra 1. The phase comprises of 670 housing units and two preschools with 7  departments. 

New land allocation policy are tested in Värtahamnen

The City of Stockholms implemented for the first time a land allocation competition for a fixed price with a selection of architectural quality and sustainability criteria. 

City Council adopts the Sustainable Urban Development Programme

The programme connects sustainable development targets with the urban planning principles. The programme originates from the ‘The City of Stockholm, 2040 Vision’, and the global sustainability goals. The work is based on five strategies, involving ecological, economic and social aspects.

Land allocation competition Kolkajen

The competition was evaluated , among other things, on social aspects. 

The Boberg school and sports center opens

Now the development is reaching Gasverket which means taking further steps in the transformation from closed industry to open city.

Oil handling at Loudden dismantles

Read more about how Stockholm Royal Seaport develops and milestones for the development in the timeline.