Hötorgscity, Commercial building complex in Norrmalm district, Stockholm, Sweden.
Hötorgscity is an office complex with five tall buildings in central Stockholm. These towers feature concrete and glass facades standing closely together next to Sergels Torg square.
Construction started in 1952 and brought modern architecture into Swedish urban development. The architects combined international influences with local needs for office and retail space.
The complex shaped how Stockholm's center looks, bringing modern design ideas from abroad into the city's everyday landscape. It shows how international architectural thinking arrived in Sweden during the 1950s.
The complex sits right in the city center with excellent public transport connections through subway and bus stations nearby. Inside you will find shops, restaurants, and offices spread across different levels.
Each of the five towers displays slightly different facade details because several architects worked on the project together. These subtle differences become noticeable when you look closely and show how multiple designers collaborated.
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