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Lidl’s store in Visby, Gotland, is Sweden’s first zero-carbon-certified building, recognized as a significant pilot project for the Zero CO₂ certification by the Sweden Green Building Council. The project is a collaboration between Lidl and LINK Arkitektur that adheres to sustainable principles and also meets BREEAM-SE Excellent standards. Mikael Olsson via LINK Arkitektur   A holistic approach to zero-carbon retailThis transformative project achieved net-zero carbon emissions across the building's entire lifecycle, from material production to demolition. This was aided by an extensive use of timber, including wood panels, beams, and roofing. Lidl Visby operates with net-zero emissions, achieving energy neutrality th... More

Lidl, the chain store, has partnered with LINK arkitektur to create a new store concept that emphasises high sustainability. The first of these stores opened in Sigtuna Stadsängar in 2020 and has been certified to meet BREEAM Excellent standards. After winning a land allocation competition, Lidl designed its store to comply with the city district's strict environmental and sustainability requirements. Key sustainability goals included ensuring that construction does not disrupt the area's rich biodiversity. To achieve this, we established ecozones around the building and incorporated a green roof. Solar panels were mounted on the southern side of the roof to ensure energy savings in line with BREEAM Excellent standards. In addition, v... More

As an addition to an existing school built in 1968 this extension has been designed to accommodate 180 students in elementary and middle school in addition to the previous 240 and provide new classrooms, staff areas, a cafeteria and a library. An important task in the layout of the whole school complex was to release as much space as possible for play and green areas in the school yard. In order to do so, the extension is divided into a slender five story brick building with a tight footprint, and another lighter volume that links the old and the new school together. The brick building correlates with the streetscape through its red brick cladding. The playful window setting and colorful niches on the north façade distinguishes it as a b... More

Murman Architects won first prize in the interior design concept for the Quality Hotel View in march 2013. The hotel recently opened its doors for the first hotel guests this year january 11 th. The winning hotel concept breathes “Skåne”-landscape (the landscape in south of Sweden), such as the yellow canola fields, newly plowed fields, white wash plastered facades and black timbered housings. Together with solid material as brass, steel and solid wood. This is reflected in the color and material in a timeless contemporary spirit. The hotel has 16 floors, in total 15,400 square meters and top floor suites with perhaps Skåne best view, overlooking the Öresunds brigde and gazing towards Denmarks coastline. The hotel is a comp... More