Two-thirds of households in Stockholm have access to a car, and around 15 percent of road surfaces a...
In Sweden, we have long been using sophisticated engineering techniques to build underground structures, thereby making efficient use of the resource beneath our feet. See examples below. In the book ”Sweden Underground” you can find more than 30 case descriptions plus a broad overview of our world-leading expertise in underground construction and rock engineering.
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The municipal water company, Stockholm Vatten, has played a significant role in a growing Stockholm ...
The route of the West Coast Line over the Hallandsås Ridge had been a bottleneck for nearly a centu...
A large cinema complex has been built in central Gothenburg with little impact on the existing urban...
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More than 30 case descriptions plus a broad overview of our world-leading expertise in underground construction and rock engineering. Order it now!
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Current designs for underground facilities can be spectacular in terms of size and depth and are associated with a diverse range of uses. However, man’s exploitation of underground space has had a long and varied history.
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Photos
Trafikverket, Norra länken, Södra länken, photos: Mikael Ullén. Garpenberg Mine, photo: Stefan Berg. Pionen data centre, photo: Banhof. LKAB underground offices, photo: LKAB. Knalla Mine, photo: Zinkgruvan. Trafikverket Project Citybanan, photos: Mikael Ullén. Årsta tunnels, photo: Stefan Tybro.