Haga Norra

The city of the future puts people front and centre

In Haga Norra, we are creating a district that is vibrant 24/7, with a mix of homes and offices, locals and visitors. What makes this district unique from the outset is an urban charm that’s usually only found in much older districts. Streets with cosy restaurants, a grocery store for essentials, quality bakeries and shops will enhance the everyday experience for workers, residents and visitors.

Haga Norra is a district that takes inspiration from Paris, Copenhagen and elsewhere, but is located right next to Arenastaden and Hagaparken and just a few minutes from central Stockholm. Why not make Haga Norra your base too.

The office of the future in Haga Norra

In many respects, the role of the office remains the same, but how we use it is constantly changing. Haga Norra gives you the opportunity to be innovative and find a place where you can grow and develop.

It offers modern offices with a strong environmental focus that are ready for the needs of the future workplace. The architecture blends industrial influences with recycled brick, large mullioned windows and a timeless choice of materials. The district also houses stunning atriums where the whole company can get together, terraces and bustling streets with restaurants, services and a bicycle garage. Links to Matildatorget and the food precinct make it easy to meet up with someone over a laid-back lunch or coffee.

As the district is an extension of Arenastaden, you’ll have access to Westfield Mall of Scandinavia and Friends Arena, and will be near some of Sweden’s leading businesses. Just around the corner, Hagaparken offers recreation and relaxation, or the perfect spot for a run on your lunchbreak. Stockholm city centre is only a few minutes away, and it’s easy to get there from the nearby Solna Station.

Join us at this early stage of development and create your base in a growing district where your office will thrive.

Heart & mind

The successful things in life are usually a combination of head and heart. So it makes sense to factor in emotion at the planning stage. That’s the approach in Haga Norra, one of the most exciting office locations currently being developed. A new city district with the latest technology and services, combined with a unique character and atmosphere.

Northern Stockholm’s best transport links

Trains and trams
Solna Station is a 4-minute walk away, and from there T-centralen station is 7 minutes and Odenplan 4 minutes by train. The tram gets you to Solna Centrum in just 2 minutes and to Sundbyberg Centrum in 7 minutes.

The cycling district
Cyclists will enjoy great bike routes into town, along with a cycling café, a bike garage, a workshop and a bike pool.

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

Bus, car and air travel
Around a dozen bus routes pass through the area, and the E4 is easily accessible for motorists. The district is also close to both Arlanda and Bromma airports.

Architecture with classic features

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

Sustainability: from individual property to the entire district

The district has ambitious energy efficiency goals, with a focus on sustainability and a small carbon footprint. Its development is in line with the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

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.

Our properties will be built partly with recycled materials, using the latest technology and low-carbon heating. Using geothermal energy wells, we will 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 a whole; as energy consumption peaks at different times in offices and homes, these can interact to even out consumption.