Stockholm on the Move Ideas, visions and challenges for a city in transition
Stockholm on the Move examinins, experiments and asks questions about the development and transition of the city of Stockholm. What is Stockholm in a local, regional or global context? How do infrastructure, construction, environment and culture interact with one another? What kind of society are we building for our future generations? Stockholm on the Move is laboratory in which a number of different people have the ability to meet in an experimental environment, through exhibitions, debates and seminars – in Stockholm and around the world.
A holistic approach
Stockholm on the Move started in 2010 in collaboration with the Royal Institute of Technology and many other stakeholders.
Stockholm on the Move explores and tries new ideas and asks questions about how Stockholm will develop. It’s about spotting systems and changing perspectives. What is Stockholm in a local, regional or global context? How do infrastructure, construction interact with the natural environmental and with social and cultural life? What kind of society we are building for future generations?
Stockholm on the Move is a laboratory where many actors can come together in an experimental environment, by means of exhibitions, debates and seminars – in Stockholm and elsewhere in the world.
Starting point:
Since the early 2000s Färgfabriken has worked experimentally and transboundary with urban planning, urban development and social issues, locally, regionally and internationally. With Stockholm on the Move Färgfabriken wants to contribute to a wider array of perspectives on community development and infrastructure, and to target a broad audience – everyone from Stockholm – while creating opportunities for experts and policymakers to meet in new ways.
The Stockholm region is urban, suburban and rural. What synergies can be found in the relationships between these different types of places? How are they interconnected? Which are the dormant assets? What synergies can be found? We need strategies for creating more flexible cities and infrastructure systems – nobody knows exactly what the future holds.
The first exhibition in the context of Stockholm on the Move took place between November 22, 2012 – March 24, 2013 and was accompanied by an extensive program of conferences, seminars and workshops. The exhibition contained, among other things, an historical overview, international examples, a summary of current and planned infrastructure projects and five different scenarios for the Stockholm region’s future. By means of architecture, design, urban planning, film, art and sound the visitors were given the opportunity to experience, react and become involved in the Stockholm region’s development.
The parts
Catalogue
The catalogue for Stockholm on the Move was released in conjunction with the opening of the exhibition on November 22 2012.
Graphic design by the London-based art director / designer Johanna Bonnevier who also developed the graphic identity for the exhibition.
The catalog is in Swedish.
Participants
Production: Färgfabriken
Curator: Joachim Granit
Project manager: Karin Englund
Coordinator: Emilia Rosenqvist
Exhibition production: Fia Palmgren
Exhibition architect: Johan Berglund / 42 Architects
Art direction and design: Johanna Bonnevier
Web and text: Lukas Sålby
Research: Bosse Bergman, KTH; Jan Rydén; Ola Broms Wessel, Spridd Arkitekter
Partners and collaborations: Anders Bergmark, Thomas Lund
Administration: Pernilla Lesse
Technician: Matti Molin
Sound: Håkan Lidbo
Light: Per Andersson, Pelle Palmgren/El-miljö J & P AB
Carpenter: Basker Bygg
Interns: Caroline Settergren, Johanna Bratel, Niklas Isaksson, Thomas Barin
KTH arkitektur, Orientation course seminars and workshop: Bojan Boric, Ola Broms Wessel
KTH arkitektur, Workshop Scenario: Bojan Boric, Ola Broms Wessel, Helene Frichot
Fem scenarier har tagits fram under en workshop på Färgfabriken och KTH 13-27 september 2012 för Stockholm on the Move, som en del av KTH Urban Studio, KTH Critical Studies samt Unit 16, The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL.
Kursansvarig KTH Urban Studio: Bojan Boric.
Kursansvarig KTH Critical Studies: Hélène Frichot.
Gästlärare/kritiker: Jesùs Azpeitia Seron, Patrick Verhoeven, Sara Vall
Kursansvariga Unit 16, Bartlett: Johan Berglund och Josep Mias
Workshopledare Workshop Scenario: Gerard Reinmuth, Ivan Kucina, Joaquim Tarrasó, Johan Berglund, Jonathan D. Solomon, Josep Mias, Olga Tarrasó
Workshopgrupp Hyper Islands: Ione Braddick, Jonathan Blake, Oliver Leech, Samantha Rive (Unit 16, The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL)
Workshopgrupp Children of Stockholm: Anna Ström, Christoph Duckart,Emma Fitzpatrick, Ivar Suneson, Katla Marindottir, Sara Brolund de Carvalho (KTH)
Workshopgrupp IDE(A) katalog: Anna Kulin, Amela Halilović, Justina Biekšaitė, Sigrid Marie Poulsen (KTH)
Workshopgrupp Slumrande tillgångar: Cecilia Rudström, Döne Delibas, Gabriele Castellano, Kennet Crisan, Oskar Gudéhn (KTH)
Workshopgrupp Stockholms gemensamma vatten: Alistair Nancarrow, Derya Erdim, Fanny zu Knyphausen, Matilde Kautsky, Tom Fletcher (KTH)
Referenser: Representanter för projektets alla partners (se mer info här).
Dessutom: Alexander Berthelsen, Planka.nu; Anders Bernhardsson, M4Traffic; Anders Gullberg, KTH & Stockholms stad; Anna Löfdahl Stockholm Environmental Institute; Anna Nygård, Planka.nu; Bojan Boric, KTH; Eric Sjödin, konstnär; Factory15; Hélène Frichot, KTH; Hélène Vinberg, Prime/Trafiksatsning Stockholm; Henrik Rundquist, Rundquist Arkitekter; Jacob Granit Stockholm Environmental Institute; Jesper Nordahl, Kungliga Konsthögskolan; Katalin Vitez, Trafiksatsning Stockholm; Jesús Azpeitia Seron, KTH; Joanna Attvall, Kvinnors Byggforum; Lisa Deurell, Kvinnors Byggforum; Maria Lantz, Konstfack; Patrick Verhooven, KTH; Sara Vall, KTH; Sofia Eriksson, Kvinnors Byggforum.
TACK TILL: alla 210 studenter på KTHs masterprogram i arkitektur som deltog i inledande seminarier och workshop; alla som deltog och kom med input i våra tidiga idémöten; Spridd Arkitekter.
Partners
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Trafikverket
SL Stockholm region’s public transoport
Länsstyrelsen i Stockholms län – Stockholm County Administration
Stadsbyggnadskontoret Stockholms Stad – City of Stockhlm Planning office
Trafikkontoret Stockholms Stad – City of Stockhollm traffic department
Veidekke
Sweco
Stockholms Hamnar
Nacka Kommun – Nacka Municipality
Södertälje Kommun – Södertälje Municipality
Stockholm Environment Institute
Ramböll
Tyréns
NCC
Naturskyddsföreningen Stockholms län
Samfundet S:t Erik
Brio
Stockholm Konst – Stockholm Municipality art office
Sveriges Arkitekter – Swedish Association for Architects
Granen
Trafiksatsning Stockholm
Värmdö kommun -Värmdö Municipality
Nordbygg
Goethe Institutet
The Bartlett School of Architecture
Stockholms printcenter