Haga Norra

How are we creating Stockholm’s most modern city district? 
We have looked back at least 100 years in time.

Haga Norra will be the place we have long been missing. The one we have all seen during our travels on the continent. The one that actually once existed in this country, but which has been lost in the meantime. The one that will now make a comeback.

Haga Norra is a place to be seen, and you will be. In Haga Norra, it should be easy to become a regular – whether at one of the neighbourhood’s cosy restaurants or at the local greengrocer or bakery.

The area will be home to boutiques, cafés and restaurants. Quality of life will be at its very heart. The things that people have always appreciated and that never go out of fashion. Timelessly modern, you might say.

Haga Norra is a city district that draws inspiration from Paris, Copenhagen and other places a little further afield, yet it is just a few minutes from the city centre, Hagaparken and Arenastaden. The mix of residential homes, offices and visitors will lend the district a vibrant, bustling feel, 24/7.

Heart & mind

Haga Norra is one of the most exciting office locations that is currently being developed. It is a new city district with the latest technology and modern services, combined with a unique character and atmosphere.

Architecture with classic qualities

The architecture of Haga Norra captures the best of the classic early 20th century (art nouveau) style but with a modern twist. Distinct characteristics include attention to detail, durable material choices and large windows.

Transport links

Solna station is a 6 minute walk away and from there you can reach the central station in 7 minutes and Odenplan in 5 minutes. The light rail system takes you to Solna centrum in 2 minutes and Sundbyberg centrum in 7 minutes.

Around ten bus lines pass through the area and the city district is very close to the E4 motorway and also not far from Arlanda and Bromma airports.

For cyclists, there will be good connections to the city centre and we will develop a hub with bicycle parking, a repair centre, a gym and a café.

When the underground comes to Arenastaden, an exit is planned close to Haga Norra, which will further improve accessibility.

An attractive and sustainable city district

When Haga Norra is complete, it will be an attractive and sustainable city district with plenty of green space, such as Wijnbladsparken and the greenery on streets and in squares. Our buildings will have solar panels and sedum roofs, and car and bicycle pools will be available for people who live or work in the area. With geothermal energy wells, we harness the thermal energy stored in the ground to produce heating and cooling in a local, sustainable and energy-efficient way. This sector is already relatively good at producing energy-efficient buildings, but the integration of AI will now allow the control systems to learn how the city district works; as energy consumption peaks at different times in offices and homes, these can interact to even out consumption. The city district has ambitious energy targets.