Tendencies in high-rise building policies in Nordic capitals

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1 Tendencies in high-rise building policies in Nordic capitals by Odd Iglebaek, Editor The Journal of Nordregio February 2011 page 1

2 Copenhagen To the left (in light yellow brick-work) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Just behind is the old Børsen with green copper roof. Photo: Rasmus Ole Rasmussen, May February 2011 page 2

3 Copenhagen To the far left SAS Scandinavian Hotel, Amager, 26 storeys high. Just to the right is the tower of Copenhagen Townhall (Rådhuset). Photo: Rasmus Ole Rasmussen, May February 2011 page 3

4 Copenhagen HØJHUSE I KØBENHAVN STRATEGI FOR BYENS PROFIL OPLÆG TIL DEBAT December 2006 February 2011 page 4

5 Copenhagen Existing (green) and planned (orange) high-rise buildings in Copenhagen, situation at February February 2011 page 5

6 Reykjavik Skuggahverfi new luxury flats seen from Hallgrímskirkja. Photo: Snorri Þ. Tryggvason February 2010 page 6

7 Reykjavik Aerial view of the new luxury flats at Skuggahverfi, Reykjavik seafront. Photo: Snorri Þór Tryggvason February 2010 page 7

8 Helsinki Helsinki skyline towards north and east. To the right the green dome at the white Helsinki cathedral on the Senate square. Insert Hotel Torni from Photo: Odd Iglebaek February 2011 page 8

9 Helsinki Map of Helsinki showing the relocation of the western harbour (1), the eastern harbour (2) and the railway freight-terminal at Pasila (3) to the new harbour (4). Map provided by Helsinki municipal urban planning office. February 2011 page 9

10 Helsinki It is quiet at Pasila after the railway freight-terminal moved to the new Helsinki harbour. Photo: Odd Iglebaek Gino Zucci s award winning scheme for Pasila with 30-storey high buildings. Montage by Helsinki municipal urban planning office. February 2011 page 10

11 Helsinki Existing (green) and planned (orange) high-rise buildings in Helsinki, situation at February February 2011 page 11

12 Stockholm The famous Stadshuset, the Town Hall of Stockholm in front. Behind the start of the new hotel- and congress-centre. To the right, the regrets of Stockholm city planning the five Hötorgskraparne built Photo: Odd Iglebaek, May 2009 February 2011 page 12

13 Stockholm Ongoing Planned The changing of Centralststation area in Stockholm as summarized by Stockholms Stadsbyggnadskontor in late Extract from graphical montage in Dagens Nyheter. February 2011 page 13

14 Stockholm 40-storey high Tors Towers planned for central Stockholm, Dagens Nyheter 21/01/10 February 2010 page 14

15 Stockholm Existing (green) and planned (orange) high-rise buildings in Stockholm, situation at February February 2011 page 15

16 Oslo Aerial view of Oslo with the fjord and the `amphitheatre-landscape. Right of the white new opera house the start of the Barcode-project. When finished it will stretch towards the right almost to the lake. Photo provided by Oslo S Utvikling AS (OSU). February 2011 page 16

17 Oslo Properties in gold reflect the m 2 which Oslo S Utvikling AS can develop. Photo-montage provided by Oslo S Utvikling AS (OSU). February 2011 page 17

18 Oslo Building high or low? 32 building units arranged in four different ways: Block, Karre, Lamell and Tower. February 2010 page 18

19 Oslo Bjørrvika possibilities. Top, situation Intermediate, Karré including building above the railways. Below with Barcode. Photocollage: Morten W. Krogstad February 2010 page 19

20 Lack of Democracy? Oslo February 2010 page 20

21 Rema 1000 Reitan Tower? Trondheim February 2010 page 21

22 Oslo Increasing property values according to ROM, Norwegian State Railways. February 2010 page 22

23 Oslo Oslo 2020? Illutration by Gevir based on OBOS-bladet and Aften 04/01/11. February 2011 page 23

24 Oslo Existing (green) and planned (orange) high-rise buildings in Oslo, situation at February February 2011 page 24

25 Thank you for your attention