Stockholm: Sustainable Järva & Hammarby

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Sustainable urban renewal

Gustaf Landahl City of Stockholm


Hammarby 1996 Brownfield area


Hammarby SjĂśstad 2009

12 000 flats 28 000 people - live 10 000 people – work 1997 start 2017 est finish


Specific environmental goals To be twice as good as other new developments concerning: • Energy • Transport • Flow of materials • Water and sewerage • Building material • Land-use • Contaminated land • Lake-restoration • Emissions


Transportation


Energy

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Investments in public spaces.


Level of architecture and density


Shops on the ground floors.


Exhibition centre


infrastructure.





What did we learn? • Process the operational goals more! • Incorporate the environmental goals earlier in the planning process!

• System for evaluation from start! • Involve the inhabitants, they are important to reach the goals!

• Environmental profiled urban districts


Environmental profiled urban districts + Areas from 1960:ie s and 70:ies

Royal Seap

West Liljeholmen Hammarby Sjรถstad


Järva Akalla

• Built 1966-1980 • 60.000 inhabitants • 25.400 apartments

Husby Kista

Hjulsta

Tensta Rinkeby


The buildings of the 1960-70:ies  1/3 of the building stock in Europe  200 million Europeans  First generation industrialised building methods  Low energy efficiency  Urgent need of renovation


Measures 1. Energy efficiency 2. Renewable energy 3. Sustainable transportation 4. Participation and information 5. Evaluation


1. Energy efficient renovation • From 180 to 88 kWh/m2 • Three house-styles - different methods;

Lamellhus

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H책llbara J채rva, Trondheimsgatan 8 kWh/m2 250

200

150 Building code new buildings 100

50

0

Before

After

Building electricity Hot water Heat


Before

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After

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1. Energy efficiency for households  Individual measuring of warm water  Water saving taps  Led-lighting in public areas, kitchens and bathrooms  Energy efficient household equipment  Information campaigns to minimize energy use.

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2. Renewable energy Dialog with the inhabitants before renovation Environmental hosts and ambassadors in each building Education in cooperation with nurseries, schools and associations Culture-historical path

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3. Sustainable Transportation Bicycle measures

 Plan of action to imp biking facilities like lighting, parking  Biking school for ad  Borrow a bike  Information campain

Car sharing club

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4. Participation and information

Dialog with the inhabitants before renovation Environmental hosts and ambassadors in each building Education in cooperation with nurseries, schools and associations Culture-historical path


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Expected Results •

A model in Sustainable Renewal

Changed habits through Information and Participation

Sustainable transports

Contribution to local, national and international Environmental Targets

Extensive Evaluation by the KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Developed Methods possible to repeat in millions of buildings World Wide

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