Hasten 21, Sweden : Housing Book Case Study

Hasten 21 in Sweden is a mixed housing society. And the case study for that is in this pdf.
“Light, natural stone frames, a modern glazed façade, and the indentations of the volume ensure a relationship with adjacent buildings. The design is strong and flexible enough to adapt to the future vision of the city of Stockholm, as well as changes and new trends in the commercial market.”
— THE EDITORIAL

1. •PROJECT SCOPE:
The project aims to create a mixed-use development that includes retail
shops, commercial offices, and residential spaces in the form of apartments.
•OBJECTIVE:
The objective is to rejuvenate a central area of Stockholm, enhancing
pedestrian accessibility & integrating building with city’s historical context.
HASTEN 21, SWEDEN — HOUSING
KEY STAKEHOLDERS AND THEIR ROLES:
•CLIENT: Pembroke Real Estate
•ARCHITECTS: Schmidt Hammer Lassen
•LOCATION:
STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN
The building is located in
the city centre of Stockholm.
The site is located in a junction with immediate access to main road.
•ZONING AND CIRCULATION:
Residential
Office
Retail
•The building is zoned as a
commercial area in the lower part.
•Offices in all the higher levels.
•Residential Area in higher levels of
north Eastern part of the building.
•Building has direct access to road.
•There are other entries from the
back for retail areas.
•Presidents have separate
entrances to enter.
•Parking and bicycle access is
provided in the back side to
avoid congestion in the front.
•Building has various levels of
terrace areas green spaces.
•Residents access the green spaces
and use it as a relaxation space.
•PEDESTRIAN NETWORKING:
•The pedestrian access in the
retail area is designed to
provide an absolute view of
all shops for branding.
•Gathering spaces/Cluster
Spaces are provided at
certain distances to prevent
monotonicity.
•Residential people circulation
is managed by a long
corridor in the centre and
residential units lining it.
•The corridors in retail areas
are made not in the same
size with enough spacing to
provide space for shops and
to create a sense of
organicity to provide the
individuals with a familiar/
comfortable feel.
•BUILDING TYPE: Housing, Mixed
use — Retail, Housing, Office
•AREA: 43128 Sq. M
•COMPLETED YEAR: 2016
•ORIENTATION: East - West
PROJECT OVERVIEW
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SITE PLAN
•CLIMATE:
Temperate climate with distinct seasons.
•Winters: Cold, dropping below freezing.
•Summers: Mild, with moderate temps.
•Precipitation: Fairly evenly distributed.
•Sunlight: Long daylight hours in summer,
short daylight hours in winter.
•TOPOGRAPHY:
•The site is relatively flat, providing a
straightforward foundation for construction.
•Minimal natural barriers, allowing for
efficient use of the land.
•LAND USE:
•The site is part of a busy commercial block.
•Surrounding area includes mixed-use
buildings with residential, commercial, office.
ZONING OF SPACES —
OFFICE, RETAIL, RESIDENCES
CIRCULATION — HOUSING, RETAIL,
RESIDENCES, OFFICES, PARKING
LANDSCAPE — GREEN SPACES AND
THEIR ACESS TO LOCALITY
“Light, natural stone frames, a modern
glazed façade, and the indentations of the
volume ensure a relationship with adjacent
buildings. The design is strong and flexible
enough to adapt to the future vision of the
city of Stockholm, as well as changes and
new trends in the commercial market.”
— THE EDITORIAL
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2. ARCHITECTURAL STYLE:
•The design of Hasten 21 exhibits a modern sleek architectural style, characterized by clean lines, large windows, and a minimalist aesthetic.
•The use of contemporary materials such as glass, steel, and concrete adds to the building's modern appearance.
•The façade design incorporates elements that reflect both functionality and aesthetic appeal, creating a harmonious urban presence.
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
OFFICE FLOOR PLAN
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY:
•The design philosophy emphasizes sustainability,
functionality, and community integration.
•The project creates a living environment.
•Focus on optimizing natural light and ventilation, promoting
energy efficiency, and creating comfortable living spaces.
•Incorporation of green spaces and community areas.
Clean Lines, Large Windows, Minimalistic Approach Materials — Glass, Steel and ConcreteSUSTAINABILITY AND ENVIRONMENT:
•ENERGY EFFICIENCY: natural light and green-roof terraces.
•SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS: Natural stone and modern glazing.
COMMERCIAL
AREAS
NUMBER OF
UNITS
TOTAL AREA
(SQM)
AVERAGE UNIT
SIZE (SQM)
Retail Spaces 10 1,000 100
Daycare Center 1 500 500
Fitness Center 1 300 300
Total
Commercial
12 1,800 -
COMMERCIAL SPACES — OFFICE FLOOR PLAN
NATURAL LIGHTING:
•Enough natural lighting is available inside the building.
•The glass facade provides sufficient daylight in offices.
•The atrium plays a major role in providing natural light.
VENTILATION:
•Ventilation inside the building is achieved through FENESTRATIONS.
•The green spaces provide natural cool air to the interiors.
•The atrium aids in stack effect thus regulating the hot and cool air inside.
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3. 3
UNIT TYPE
NUMBER OF
UNITS
TOTAL
AREA
AVERAGE
UNIT SIZE
INTENDED USERS
STUDIOS 50 1,500 sq m30 sq m
Young professionals,
singles, students
1-BEDROOM
APARTMENTS
80 4,800 sq m30 sq m
Young couples, small
families, professionals
2-BEDROOM
APARTMENTS
60 5,400 sq m30 sq m
Families with children,
roommates
3-BEDROOM
APARTMENTS
30 3,600 sq m30 sq m
Larger families,
professionals, live-in help
TYPES OF HOUSING UNITS:
STUDIOS
SIZE: 30 sq. m
FUNCTIONALITY:
•Compact, open-plan living.
•Suitable for young professionals.
3-BHK APARTMENTS
Size: 120 sqm
Functionality:
•Three bedrooms, living room, kitchen, two bathrooms.
•Suitable for larger families or multi-generational living.
•Provides ample space for family activities, privacy, and storage.
ADAPTATION TO LOCAL CULTURE AND TRADITIONS
CULTURAL SENSITIVITY:
•The design respects and integrates elements of Swedish culture.
•Locally sourced materials — Swedish tradition of environmental stewardship.
•Inclusion of communal spaces — Swedish value of collective well-being.
Collective well Being The Swedish tradition of environmental stewardship
SPACE TYPE TOTAL AREA
Rooftop Gardens 500 sq m
Courtyards 500 sq m
Community Rooms 300 sq m
Fitness Center 200 sq m
Total Common Areas 1,500 sq m
COMMON AREAS AND COMMUNITY SPACES
ANALYSIS OF UNITS
SPACE EFFICIENCY:
Each unit type is designed to maximize usable
space, to ensure that the smallest units feel
comfortable and functional.
NATURAL LIGHT AND VENTILATION:
Large windows and balconies in each unit.
MATERIALS AND FINISHES:
High-quality materials and finishes are used
to ensure durability and aesthetic appeal.
SMART HOME FEATURES:
Integration of smart home technologies for
energy efficiency and convenience.
Area Type
Number of
Units
Total Area (sqm)
Percentage of
Total Area
Residential (Studios) 50 1,500 6.9%
Residential (1-BR) 80 4,800 22.2%
Residential (2-BR) 60 5,400 25.0%
Residential (3-BR) 30 3,600 16.7%
Total Residential 220 15,300 70.8%
Commercial (Retail) 10 1,000 4.6%
Commercial (Daycare) 1 500 2.3%
Commercial (Fitness) 1 300 1.4%
Total Commercial 12 1,800 8.3%
Common Areas - 1,500 6.9%
Parking 100 3,000 13.9%
Total Project Area 232 21,600 100%
2-BEDROOM APARTMENTS
Size: 90 sqm
Functionality:
•Two separate bedrooms, living room, kitchen .
•Ideal for families with children or roommates.
•Offers a balance of space and functionality.
AMENITIES LOCATION AND VARIETIES
•RETAIL SPACES: Ground floor, accessible to both residents and public.
Varieties: Cafes, convenience stores, boutiques.
•DAYCARE CENTER: Ground floor, centrally located for families.
•FITNESS CENTER: Ground floor or rooftop, encouraging active lifestyles.
PARKING CALCULATIONS AND LOCATION
Total Parking Spaces: 100 (underground)
Parking Ratio: 0.45 per unit
Location:
•Underground parking to preserve open space.
•Located near building entrances & elevators for easy access.