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Twenty minutes by bus, tram or free ferry from the center of Stockholm lies Hammarby Sjostad, an eco-community of 10,000 homes. The houses feature rainwater harvesting and solar panels, with solar-powered street lights. Residents separate their waste with color-coded biodegradable bags that are fed into chutes to a vacuum-sorted underground waste removal system. Sewage is processed to become fuel for cooking, buses and autos in the car pool. The sewage sludge by-product fertilizes a forest that is managed to provide wood for heating homes. Masterplan for Hammarby Sjöstad community in Stockholm, Sweden. ©2010 CABE Hammarby Sjöstad is a district to the south of Stockholm which extends the inner city beyond Hammarby Lake.
The concept for a new district in this location was born in the early 1990s. A network of varied parks, green spaces and walkways runs through the district. The new district of Hammarby Sjöstad (Hammarby Waterfront), Stockholm (Sweden) Introduction Hammary Sjöstad is a former brownfield in Stockholm now transformed into an exciting new district where the City has imposed tough environmental requirements on buildings, technical installations and the traffic environment, from day one.
Objectives and target audience The main objective is to convert an old industrial and harbour area into a modern, sustainable neighbourhood. The overall environmental goal is that the impact placed on the environment by emissions from Hammarby Sjöstad shall be a massive 50 % lower than the corresponding level for newly constructed housing areas dating from the early 1990s. The project sets strict environmental standards on land usage, energy, water & sewage, waste, transportation and building materials. Financial Resources and Partners involved This project has been financed by the ordinary planning budget.
Process At Hammarby Sjöstad, the environmental programme was an integral element of the masterplan. Results. Hammarby Sjöstad, la vie en vert au cœur de Stockholm. Hammarby Sjöstad, Stockholm, Sweden. Hammarby Sjöstad is a new district to the south of Stockholm, which extends the inner city beyond Hammarby Lake for the first time.
Masterplan by Stockholm City Planning Bureau. The name 'Hammarby Sjöstad' means 'city surrounding Hammarby Lake' and this new 200 hectare city district will comprise 9,000 apartments, housing a population of 20,000 people, and 200,000 sq m of commercial floor space attracting a further 10,000 people to work in the area. Approximately half of the total area has been developed to date and it is anticipated that the final scheme will be completed by 2015. The concept for a new district in this location was born in the early 1990s. At that time, the City of Stockholm had developed a plan for development on the north side of the harbour, and this stimulated interest for a more strategic plan for the whole area around Hammarby Lake, both on the north and south banks.
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Vue du quartier Historique du site : Un projet de réurbanisation[modifier | modifier le code] Situé au sud du centre-ville, le quartier d’Hammarby Sjöstad est une ancienne zone industrielle sur les rives du lac Hammarby, juste séparé par une écluse de la mer Baltique. Les autorités ont lancé un plan de reconversion dans le cadre de la candidature pour l’organisation des Jeux Olympiques d'été de 2004. Il s’agissait d’aménager un village olympique à la pointe de l’innovation environnementale.
Désormais, l’ensemble des bâtiments répondent aux normes HQE et ont été construits par plus d’une vingtaine d’entrepreneurs différents pour éviter une trop grande homogénéité de style. Le modèle des "Eco-Cycles" d'Hammarby Sjöstad[modifier | modifier le code] Une particularité : La collecte souterraine des déchets[modifier | modifier le code] Notes et références[modifier | modifier le code] Voir aussi[modifier | modifier le code]