Skanska secured a contract from Fabege to construct a new office building with an innovation centre for high-speed separators in Flemingsberg, Stockholm, Sweden.
This contract is valued at $69.97m (SEK800m), and will be registered by Skanska Sweden in its order bookings for Q3 2022.
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Divided into two phases, the project is being undertaken in close collaboration between Fabege and Skanska.
An agreement for Phase 1 was signed in 2021 and that included planning participation and production preparations.
The second phase, which is beginning now, includes construction of a 12-storey office building and an innovation centre on two floors with double-height ceilings.
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The project, with approximately 30,000m2, will also feature an underlying parking area and a park landscape on the roof.
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By GlobalDataThe buildings will be equipped with solar cells and geoenergy
The property aims to achieve BREEAM-SE level Excellent certificate.
Work on this project is anticipated to finish in the spring of 2025.
Last week, Skanska secured a contract from Marina Club Apartments to construct a mixed-use building in St. Petersburg, Florida, US.
The contract carries a value of $111m (approximately SEK1bn), which will be included by Skanska in the US order bookings for the third quarter of this year.
The multifamily-led scheme will comprise an eight-storey pre-cast building overseeing Boca Ceiga Bay.
The project includes building a new 400-unit apartment complex with a two-storey podium parking garage, amenities deck, mixed-use space, and retail space on first floor.
Work on the mixed-use building commenced in August this year.
The project is anticipated to complete in December 2024.
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Image: Divided into two phases, the project is being undertaken in close collaboration between Fabege and Skanska. Credit: Tham Videgard Architects/ Skanska/ Fabege.
