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Moments #2 2016 MOMENTSBY THE SWEDISH EXHIBITION & CONGRESS CENTRE | GOTHIA TOWERS | 2 | 2016 An eye for detail MEANINGFUL PARTNERSHIP PROVIDES KRISTER DAHL WITH FAIR INGREDIENTS HARBOURING THE BEST IN GOTHENBURG LEADING LOGISTICS IN THE NORDIC REGION A FINE FIKA A PASTRY CHEF’S TASTIEST TIPS SOFI OKSANEN ON HAIR IDEALS VÄND RAISING ETHICAL ISSUES FÖR SVENSK IN A NEW BOOK VERSION! Making room A day of for a better world spooky fun. THE TOP OF our middle tower is home to 100,000 Hotel and admission to bees. They are part of our sustainability initiatives, in which we work to make optimal use of nature’s Halloween at Liseberg resources. Travel, accommodation, transports, Amusement Park, from trade fairs and restaurants all make an impression on the world around us and we want to help foster SEK 770/adult. sustainable development. We think a great meeting place should not only be ready for the future – it should lead us there. This issue of Moments will give you insight into our partnership with the Rescue Mission of Gothenburg. We buy locally grown currants, tomatoes, rhubarb and more from their farm, Björlanda Prästgård. Our chefs are also involved; they influence what crops are grown in order for them to be put to use in the restaurant kitchen. The resulting jams, ciders, marmalades and more can be seen on many of our guests’ dining tables. GOTHENBURG IS AN eventful place this autumn. On the following pages, you will learn about what the city has to offer and what is going on at our meeting place. You can also read Kaylee King-Balentine’s tips on how to market yourself with great stories; what happens when 9,000 dogs meet up at MyDOG; how the Volvo Group’s CEO views the future and the features of Swedish fika culture. Enjoy the magazine! CARIN KINDBOM PRESIDENT AND CEO THE SWEDISH EXHIBITION Book at & CONGRESS CENTRE GROUP gothiatowers.com is published by the Swedish MOMENTS Exhibition & Congress Centre Group Phone: +46 (0)31-708 80 00 Street address: Mässans Gata/ Korsvägen Mailing address: 412 94 Gothenburg Website: www.svenskamassan.se Project manager for the Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre: Nils Sjöberg, [email protected] Editor responsible under Swedish press law for the Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre: Carina Dietmann Production: Spoon, www. spoon.se Project manager: Malin Dittmer, [email protected] Art director: Ken Niss, [email protected] Cover photo: Stefan Edetoft Translation: Språkbolaget Printing: Trydells tryckeri, Laholm 2016 Facebook: Twitter: svenskamassan @svenskamassan Facebook: Instagram: gothiatowers @gothiatowers CONTENTS PHOTO: STEFAN EDETOFT STEFAN PHOTO: 12 2 | 2016 8 Room for dogs The Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre will be filled with dogs for MyDOG PHOTO: STEFAN EDETOFT STEFAN PHOTO: in January. We filled a hotel room. PHOTO: JULIA BÄCK JONSSON JULIA BÄCK PHOTO: 10 Telling stories Kaylee King-Balentine knows how to tell a great story. 8 10 12 Not bee-side the point Rooftop bees are one of many ways to work with sustainability. 18 A new kind of hair In her latest novel, Sofi Oksanen addresses important issues about hair. PHOTO: TONI HÄRKÖNEN TONI PHOTO: 24 Set for fika PHOTO: STEFAN EDETOFT STEFAN PHOTO: Restaurant pastry chef Fredrik Borgskog lays the table for fika. 4 ENTRANCE 22 SPOTLIGHT ON 26 BEHIND THE SCENES 18 24 28 SIGHTSEEING BY TRAM 30 CALENDAR 2 | 2016 | MOMENTS | 3 ENTRANCE NUMBER 9,000 The number of young people who will attend Student & Knowledge Fair in November to find answers to questions about jobs, the labour market, studies, growth industries, finances and career planning. Student & Knowledge Fair, 10–12 November 2016, ! www.kunskapframtid.se Upper House Dining has been awarded a Michelin star. ALL ABOUT ART Max Book, Carolina Gothenburg’s new Falkholt, Jan Håfström and Klara Kristalova are some of the artists whose works adorn the restaurant star walls and halls of the Swedish Exhibition & A NEW STAR was born in winter 2016 in Congress Centre and Gothia Towers. The Gothenburg and it shines bright and clear 25 works are now collected storeys up in Gothia Towers’ second tower. Just in an art book that offers insight into the PHOTO: COLOURBOX PHOTO: over two years after opening, Upper House current art collection, Dining received a coveted Michelin star. which includes Autumn in Gothenburg will be spookier than usual. paintings, sculptures, Krister Dahl, executive chef at Gothia Towers photography and light PHOTO: STEFAN EDETOFT STEFAN PHOTO: and one of the founders of Upper House Dining art. The text is written by artist Dan Wolgers was judging a contest in Germany when he and you can find the Liseberg is Krister Dahl. received a text message. art book throughout “All it said was, ‘Can you please call us.’ I made the meeting place, or in your room if you are getting spookier the call with shaking hands and I was overwhelmed with emotion when I an Upper House hotel guest. heard the news. It was an incredible confirmation that we have the right LISEBERG’S HALLOWEEN INITIATIVE and focus.” brand new season last year were crowd- The overall experience is central to Upper House – the pleasers. The initiative is part of a larger effort accommodation, environment, food, service and a spa with views of the to also draw visitors to Gothenburg in autumn. city. All the senses should be activated here. Autumn break has historically been a tough “We want to create memories that people ache to experience again. week for hotels in the city, but that is about Our amazing staff is passionate about what they do and focuses on to change. guests’ needs. That’s helped us succeed,” says Krister Dahl. Numerous exciting events are taking place From the very beginning, he’s been crystal clear about what he around town this autumn, plenty of which wanted to create – and about his goal to earn a Michelin star. are likely to feature frights and pumpkins. “Now we’re focusing on continuing to evolve. It’s CONTEST Halloween at Liseberg will be bigger and important to us to never stand still, and naturally, we Win a night scarier this year; the park will also be open do that with what’s best for guests in mind. It’s what on more days: 21–23 and 28–31 October, and propels us. Who knows? Ultimately, that might lead at the hotel 1–6 November. to more stars,” says Krister Dahl. When did the Swedish Exhibition Now that you have the star, is running the & Congress Centre and Gothia Towers begin restaurant easier or harder? working with sustainability? Email your “It’s both easier and harder. It’s easier because answer to [email protected] it’s clear that Upper House Dining is a star by 1 December and explain why you should Did you know that... win a night at Gothia Towers. The winner …there is live music at Twentyfourseven in the Gothia restaurant. And it’s harder because our guests Towers lobby each Friday. The concept is called Lobby have even higher expectations of us. Either way, will be chosen by a jury and the Fridays and involves new performances each week, we want to give our guests an unforgettable dining decision will be communicated often by local artists. You could enjoy anything from jazz and folk music to body percussion here. experience that results in us meeting again.” via email. For upcoming concerts: www.gothiatowers.com 4 | MOMENTS | 2 | 2016 PHOTO: STEFAN EDETOFT STEFAN PHOTO: THE MOMENT 10:03 a.m. WASHING Gothia Towers’ 10,500 windows is no task for acrophobics. Window-washer Henrik Karlsson is seen here about 100 metres above ground in a harness attached to a rope that is secured to the roof. The windows are washed from the top down, and the lower Henrik and his team get, the more they sway as the rope lengthens. If it’s too windy, the task is too dangerous and the cleaning is postponed. The exteriors of all three towers’ windows are cleaned twice yearly, the restaurants’ a little more often. It takes about one and a half months for two people to polish the windows to a perfect sheen. 2 | 2016 | MOMENTS | 5 ENTRANCE HELLO Sharpened focus on cycling THERE... THE CITY OF GOTHENBURG intended to be used for quick is making major investments in trips. You collect a bike at one cycling with the goal of tripling station and drop it off at another. the number of bike trips in the The app Allbikesnow shows PHOTO: VIKTOR FREMLING VIKTOR PHOTO: city by 2025. how many bicycles are available One cycling initiative that has and the app Cykelstaden shows COLOURBOX PHOTO: been in place since 2010 is Styr where to find bicycle parking & Ställ. From 1 March through and pump stations. 31 December, 1,000 bicycles Another smart app is called are available for hire around Gothenburg Guides, which has Gothenburg at various bicycle audio guides and a map for both hire stations. The bikes are walking and cycling tours. More two-wheelers… …are coming in March 2017, at the Hannah Forsberg will represent Sweden at the European Cham- premier of a brand new fair at the pionships in vocational skills in Gothenburg. Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre in Gothenburg. Svenska HANNAH FORSBERG, SERVER: Cykelmässan (Swedish Bike Expo) is for all cycling-lovers. In addition “ I hope I can be to a huge expo, it will offer seminars, debates, presentations and much more. The fair will a role model” also be the premiere of Sweden’s IN DECEMBER, YOUNG people from all over Europe will Cykelriksdag, or Cycling Parliament, gather to compete for the European title in vocational which is arranged by Svensk Cykling.
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