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2016 HUFVUDSTADEN English NORDISKA KOMPANIET Östra Hamngatan, Gothenburg NORDISKA KOMPANIET Hamngatan, Stockholm BIBLIOTEKSTAN Birger Jarlsgatan, Stockholm HUFVUDSTADEN 2016 5 Contents This is Hufvudstaden .....................................................................................6 Year in brief ...................................................................................................7 Business concept, objectives and strategies ...................................................8 Statement by the President ..........................................................................10 Property market ...........................................................................................14 Shares and shareholders ..............................................................................24 Gothenburg, page 12 Sustainable enterprise ..................................................................................29 Customer relations ......................................................................................31 Sustainable properties .................................................................................31 Employees ...................................................................................................33 Property development .................................................................................38 Stockholm City East Business Area .............................................................40 Employees, page 37 Stockholm City West Business Area ............................................................44 -
Stockholm Photo: Pixachi/Shutterstock.Com Stockholm Is a City of Contrasts
Stockholm Photo: Pixachi/Shutterstock.com Stockholm is a city of contrasts. Trends in music, design, fashion, and technology are born here, and innovations that spread worldwide are invented here. Trendy bars and world-class restaurants are shoulder-to-shoulder with historic cafes and cozy neighbourhood pubs. Stockholm is simultaneously urban and close to nature and water is an ever-present feature in this city where lake and sea meet. The atmosphere is open, tolerant and welcoming, and diversity and innovation are encouraged. Stockholm is a city for everyone. Goncharovaia/Shutterstock.com Top 5 Hidden Stockholm Unlock the secrets of Sweden’s beautiful capital on a Stockholm walking tour. Sample traditional market fare, explore narrow b... The Nobel Museum Be inspired by ideas that changed the world. The Nobel Museum contains all e... The Bergian Garden Oleksiy Mark/Shutterstock.com The Bergian Garden is a botanical garden with greenhouses. Experience plants from all over the world: Edvard Anderson’s greenh... Old Town - Gamla Stan Stockholm’s oldest attraction is much more than the ultra-touristy street of... Royal Swedish Opera Kungliga Operan has been the Swedish national venue for opera and ballet sin... Adisa/Shutterstock.com Updated 25 February 2020 Destination: Stockholm Publishing date: 2020-02-25 THE CITY DISTRICT GUIDES Mikael Damkier/Shutterstock.com sigurcamp/Shutterstock.com Stockholm, one of the most beautiful capitals in Stockholm is divided into many distinctive the world, is built on 14 islands connected by 57 neighbourhoods and quarters each with their bridges. The buildings, cutting-edge design, hip own unique character. Here you can learn more style, the fresh air and the proximity to the water about some of the most popular ones. -
Hufvudstaden 2011
HUFVUDSTADEN 2 011 English NORDISKA KOMPANIET Hamngatan, Stockholm Contents Annual General Meeting and reporting dates ..........................................4 Business concept, objectives and strategies ..............................................5 Statement by the President .......................................................................6 Five-year summary .................................................................................11 Share capital and ownership structure ...................................................12 Corporate Social Responsibility .............................................................14 Organization and employees ..................................................................18 Property market ......................................................................................22 Property development ............................................................................30 Stockholm City East Business Area ........................................................34 Stockholm City West Business Area .......................................................36 Gothenburg Business Area .....................................................................44 Formal financial statements: Administration Report, including Corporate Governance Report .........46 Income Statements with comments – Group ...................................56 Balance Sheets with comments – Group ..........................................58 Changes in equity – Group ..............................................................60 -
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SWEDENBORG IN STOCKHOLM SWEDENBORG IN STOCKHOLM1 Olle Hjern* e know that Emanuel Swedenborg, spent a large portion of his Wtime traveling through countries outside Sweden and that he passed the last part of his life in England. However, it is quite clear that the place where he worked the most and where he returned again and again was Stockholm, the place of his birth. Of course this city has changed dramati- cally since the time when he lived there, but the whole structure of the central areas, where he was reportedly seen by many, is still largely the same as it was in his lifetime. According to the “old calendar”2 Emanuel Swedenborg was born on January 29, 1688 in Stockholm in the parish of Jacobs Kyrka, on Regeringsgatan 18, in the center of the present city, and the distance from there to the old royal palace was quite short. The entries of the baptism of the child Emanuel Swedenborg are still preserved in the parish church.3 His father served as a royal court and army chaplain. In the park that is there is the Kungsträdgården (Royal Garden), and we also have reports about it of how later the adult Emanuel had met with people in this central Stockholm park. Opposite the park today is Jernkontoret, the “Iron Of- fice,” which today holds certain functions of the Bergs Collegium of the eighteenth-century. The Bergs Collegium was dissolved in the mid-nine- teenth-century, but its activity is carried on by the Kommers Kollegium (Chamber of Commerce) and Jern Kontoret, both of which existed previ- ously. -
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INDEX Af Chapman (Stockholm), 432 Amalienborg Palace (Copen- Aalborg (Denmark), AG925 (Allmänna Gallieriet hagen), 141–142, 160 236–241 925; Stockholm), 445 The Amber Specialist Aalborg Carnival (Denmark), Ahio Club (Helsinki), 612 (Copenhagen), 164 34, 237 Åhléns City (Stockholm), 436 American Airlines, 44 Aalborg Jazz and Blues Festi- Ainola (near Helsinki), 593 American Airlines Vacations, val (Denmark), 237 Air travel, 43–45 67–68 Aalborg Marinemuseum Denmark, 51 American Express (Denmark), 237–238 Norway, 52 Copenhagen, 113–114, 655 Aalborg Tårnet (Aalborg Sweden, 56 emergency number, 654 Tower, Denmark), 238 Visit Scandinavia Pass, 50 Finland, 565, 663 Aalborg Zoologiske Have Åjtte (Jokkmokk), 546 Oslo, 257, 658 (Aalborg Zoo, Denmark), Akademibokhandeln Stockholm, 394, 660 238 (Stockholm), 394, 435 Amfiscenen (Oslo), 302 Aalto, Alvar, 599, 606 Aker Brygge (Oslo), 253, 289 Andersen, Hans Christian, 108, Rovaniemi buildings, restaurants, 272–273 111, 128, 149, 152, 158, 242 647, 648 shopping, 298–299 in Copenhagen Aarikka (Helsinki), 607 Akersgata (Oslo), 294 residences of, 151, 158 Abisko (Sweden), 551–552 Akershus Slott og Festning statue of, 140, 155 Abisko National Park (Akershus Castle & For- in Odense, 194 (Sweden), 551 tress; Oslo), 276, 290, 303 Barndomshjem (Child- Aboa Vetus (Turku), 620 Åkirke (Torvet), 213–214 hood Home), 196 Academic Bookstore Åkirkeby (Denmark), Hus (Hans Christian (Helsinki), 566, 605 213–214 Andersen House), Access America, 654 Akvariet (Bergen Aquarium), 196–197 Accommodations, tips on, 332 Ånglahuset -
B:XIII SIGHTSEEING GAMLA STAN Utg 2020-09-12 ?17,Akt
__________________________________________________________________________________________ B:XIII SIGHTSEEING GAMLA STAN utg 2020-09-12 ?17,akt 2000-06-17 Ny enkelriktad ringlinje: Skeppsbron från Slottsbacken (GUSTAV III:S STATY) – Strömbron – Södra Blasieholmshamnen – Skeppsholmsbron till Svensksundsvägen (vändning) – Skeppsholmsbron – Södra Blasieholmshamnen – Strömgatan – Gustav Adolfs Torg – Strömgatan – Riksbron – Riksgatan – Stallbron – Mynttorget – Myntgatan – Riddarhustorget – Riddarholmsbron – Birger Jarls Torg (vändning) – Riddarholmsbron – Riddarhustorget – Stora Nygatan – Kornhamnstorg – Munkbroleden – Slussplan – Skeppsbron till Slottsbacken (GUSTAV III:S STATY). Trafik dagligen klockan 12.00 – 16.30 med två öppna omnibusar av Stockholm Sightseeing. Direktgående. 2000-08-(01) Ändrad: MYNTTORGET – Myntgatan – osv – Slussplan – Skeppsbron – Strömbron – Strömgatan – Gustav Adolfs Torg – osv – Stallbron – MYNTTORGET. 2000-08-21 Trafiken indragen för säsongen. 2001-06-30 Ändrad vid det årliga återupptagandet: MYNTTORGET – osv – Slussplan – Skeppsbron till Norra Bankogränd – Skeppsbrokajen till Stora Hoparegränd – Skeppsbron – Strömbron – Strömgatan – Gustav Adolfs Torg – Norrbro – Slottskajen – MYNTTORGET. Trafik dagligen klockan 12.00 – 16.30 med två öppna omnibusar av City Sightseeing. 2001-08-20 Trafiken indragen för säsongen. 2002-06-29 Trafiken återupptagen, årligen från slutet av juni till slutet av augusti, dagligen klockan 11.30 – 16.00 med två öppna omnibusar av City Sightseeing. 2004-06-28 Tillfälligt ändrad vid det -
Slussen 2004
Nya Slussen2004 Tävlingssekretariatets analys Innehåll Tävlingssekretariat sid 3 Bedömningsgrunder 1. Stadsbild och stadsliv sid 4 2. Bil-, cykel- och gångtrafik sid 8 3. Kollektivtrafik sid 9 4. Sjöfart sid 11 5. Avbördning sid 12 6. Konstruktion och grundläggning sid 12 7. Kommersiella förutsättningar sid 13 8. Trygghet sid 14 9. Buller och luftmiljö sid 15 10. Genomförande sid 16 11.Drift och skötsel sid 17 12. Ekonomi sid 18 Analys av förslagen Strömmar sid 19 Luta sid 29 Smultronstället sid 39 Sött möter salt sid 49 Vidd sid 59 Intermezzo sid 69 Öppna platsen sid 79 Öppna Söderström sid 89 Tävlingsresultat i form av juryns utlåtande och omdömen redovisas separat och finns på www.stockholm.se/slussen. Slutredovisningen är framtagen av gatu- och fastighetskontoret och stadsbyggnadskontoret i Stockholm. Den är sammansatt av arkitekt Christian Merkel i samarbete med Huphup Design. Tryck: Thomas Broberg Grafiska Stockholms gatu- och fastighetskontor Foto och illustrationer: SBK/Infobild samt respektive förslagsställare Box 8311, 104 20 Stockholm Stockholm mars 2004 www.gfk.stockholm.se Tävlingssekretariat Ett sekretariat med följande personer har bistått juryn med bedömning av tävlingsförslagen: – Anders Roman, gatu- och fastighetskontoret (gfk) har varit tävlingssekreterare – Johan Brisvall, gfk har varit tävlingsfunktionär. – Leif Blomquist, stadsbyggnadskontoret och Anneli Wallgren, gfk har skrivit om stadsbild och stadsliv. – Kristofer Tengliden och Erica Carlsson, gfk har med stöd av främst Mats Hermansson, SWECO VBB AB betygsatt trafiklösningarna. – Sten Sedin, SL har fokuserat på innerstadsbussarna och Ketil Kindestam, SL på bussterminalen. – Bertil Arnebrant, gfk har tillsammans med Jan Lundin, Carl Bro AB gått igenom förslagens konstruktiva egenskaper. Följande personer har tillfört ytterligare kompetenser: –Mattias Sandell, Stockholms Hamn AB har belyst sjöfartens villkor. -
Slussen Through the Ages 1
KERSTIN SÖDERLUND STOCKHOLMIA ESSÄ Slussen through the ages 1 www.stockholmia.stockholm.se Copyright © Kerstin Söderlund and Stockholmia – forskning och förlag 2016 Cover: Slussen with the Outer and Inner Gate towers. Detail from Vädersolstavlan painted in 1535. Foto Göran Fredriksson SSM. Översättning: Aidan Allen Editor: Ann Pålsson, Redaktörspoolen Design and typesetting: Gunnar Palmgren ISBN 978-91-7031-298-4 2 Introduction Slussen has always been an important focal point, a place where land and wa- ter routes meet. Over the centuries the area has seen many great changes and now stands on the verge of another major redevelopment. In advance of this work, large-scale archaeological excavations are planned, which will allow us to learn more about the early history of the Slussen area. Excavations have already begun at Södermalmstorg square, where the remains of buildings and streets that once stood on the site have again seen the light of day. What do we know today about the early history of the area? 1 Slussen in the world of the sagas The earliest description of the Stockholm area before the emergence of the town is by the Icelandic author Snorri Sturluson (1178–1241) who wrote about the adventures of King Olaf of Norway. The saga, recounting events in the Viking Age, states that an isthmus (a narrow strip of land) connected Södermalm and Gamla Stan. King Olaf was born in 995. He tried brutal means to convert the population of Norway to Christianity before he died, aged 35, at the Battle of Stiklestad in 1030. Miracles were soon attributed to him and he became the patron saint of Norway.