Lugnets industriområde

The industrial zone encompasses numerous small-scale manufacturing facilities and workshops constructed with corrugated metal sheets across the landscape.

The district emerged in the late 1920s on former seabed land after the lowering of Hammarby Lake between 1918 and 1925.

The industrial zone represented a transitional period in Stockholm's development, where small industries operated under yearly contracts without permanent structures.

The area underwent complete demolition in 2002 to accommodate new residential developments as part of the Hammarby Sjöstad project.

The land's instability, caused by its location on an old seabed, prevented substantial construction and led to temporary structures dominating the landscape.

GPS coordinates: 59.30694,18.10861

Latest update: March 9, 2025 02:59