A home away from home, a place to return to or an experience to share. Today, hotels and restaurants play an obvious role as destinations and identity markers. We have extensive experience in designing these environments and in each new project we challenge ourselves to add value beyond the expected. The Avalon Hotel won an award as Gothenburg's most beautiful building and a listed post office became the new living room for the people of Gothenburg. From concept to detailed solution, a whole that is both felt and seen. 

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The appearance of a room does not only determine how you use it. It also determines how you experience it - what associations it evokes. Does it create expectation or does it provide security? Does it build a brand, increase awareness of a company and enable the client to attract more customers - who are prepared to pay a little more? Emotion and reason, design and economics - everything comes together when we build new, rebuild or adapt old to new. We master most standards and certifications, we know how to control costs, find key figures and optimize. And how flows and structures work. Just as we know which designs and materials will last and look good. From the start and over time.

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Tenants want smaller and more efficient spaces that suit modern working practices. Property owners want to build flexibility into their premises to prevent them from going unrented. The smarter we design a workplace, the better the people who work there feel. And the better they perform. Designing and adapting workplaces based on changing needs is not only business smart. If we plan correctly from the start and use sustainable materials, think circularly and adaptively, it is also a win-win for both people and the environment.

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Enjoying your home and the area where you live is perhaps the most important thing for most people. Of course, homes should be smartly planned, commercially produced and with decent materials. But it is also about creating attractive areas and houses that confirm people's dreams and lifestyles. That include, feel safe, attractive and yes, wonderful to live in. And not least, it's about developing concepts that are financially successful, both in the short term and from a sustainability and management perspective.

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Semrén &amp; Månsson has extensive experience of designing buildings for care, health and learning that support society. Whether the assignment is a hospital, a specialist center or a preschool, we always put people and their needs and experiences at the center. With sensual architecture that is at the same time maximally functional, we want to support the patient's recovery, arouse the curiosity of the pupil, and make the doctor's, nurse's or special educator's everyday life a little smoother. Not least in the most high-tech environments. To help us, we have cutting-edge digital project support and specialist knowledge in areas such as accessibility. 

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This requires the collaboration of many skills: formal skills such as architects, urban planners, digital specialists, economists and sustainability strategists. But it can also be informal skills and experiences that residents, users and other stakeholders possess and that are utilized through various multi- and transdisciplinary dialogues and collaborations. The goal is always more urban quality, higher quality of life - economically and ecologically sustainable. Success comes when we analyze geographical, social, environmental and economic conditions and lay the foundation for long-term, sustainable and economically viable strategies. 

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Competition by the Pomeranian Medical University for a new building. A building combining clinical, educational, and research functions. The building includes underground garages, recreational areas, and surface parking.

Competition by the Pomeranian Medical University for a new building. A building combining clinical, educational, and research functions. The building includes underground garages, recreational areas, and surface parking.

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Innovation, sustainability, and space efficient - were the key words for KTH Campus. We also contributed with low rents and high quality.

Student housing on the KTH Royal Institute of Technology campus in Stockholm is geared towards innovation and the principles of sustainable development. At the time of its design, architects were faced with solving two main tasks: how to use the available space with maximum efficiency and how to arrive at a reasonable rental fee for people on a student budget.

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<h3>Reasonable rental fee + quality housing</h3>

The starting point in developing solutions for the new part of campus was the limited budget of students. The choice fell in favor of combining smart technologies with cost-effectiveness. The result was one of the largest buildings in all of Sweden that’s also an energy-plus complex. Thanks to smart energy recovery, geothermal heating and strategically placed solar cells, we laid the foundation for long-term economic and sustainable management.
– If you’ve got 10,000 Swedish krona, how much can you really spend on renting housing? How often do you use your house – and what do you actually need it for? In order to balance the “reasonable rental fee + quality housing” terms, we worked a lot on multifunctionality. For instance, we decided to maximize the size of the storage and functional zones, explains architect Lena Fägl.

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<h3>Architecture that supports the feeling of safety and security</h3>

Inspiration for creating the design of the buildings was taken from the natural setting: the land plot is situated at an elevated height, surrounded by rocky cliffs. From the very start, concrete was chosen as the primary building material. The general impression from the buildings comes from the façade details which, while spare, have been well thought out. The space, framed by the walls of the buildings, the surrounding landscape and the sky, forms inviting meeting spots and places for outdoor leisure activities.
In the design, a great deal of attention was paid to the feeling of safety and security. It’s created through the use of façades made of translucent glass in the entryways and common areas like the laundry room and lounge, which is intended as a place where students can study and socialize. This way, you always know what awaits you in any given public space.
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