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Development/Projects
Shopping centres are long term investments which ensure the future of Steen & Strøm’s business. The objective is to develop new and existing shopping centres to create the best shopping destinations in Scandinavia.
At the beginning of 2009, Steen & Strøm is working on the development of the following projects:
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Hvidovre Stationscenter
Refurbishment
Completion 2009 |
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Glostrup Storcenter
Extension 6.000 m2
Completion 2010 |
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City 2
Refurbishment
Completion 2012 |
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Field’s II
Extention of 50,000 sq m, including cinema and congress hotel |
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Sundsvall
Sundsvall i now on its way to becoming one of Norrland's leading commercial towns. Steen & Strøm are building up a trading area with the existing Kulturmagasinet. In this way Sundsvall´s centre will be stranghened by combining entertainment with commerce. |
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Kristianstad
Kristianstad will become an entirely new commercial area in Östra centre. It will be the largest construction in the town since the 1960s and is part of the development programme ”Kristianstad is growing”. The project will confirm the town´s image as a leading commercial town in the region |
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Mölndal Centre near Göteborg
Area: 60,000 sq m residential, office and hotel, 65,000 sq m shopping and activities
Completion: 2013
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Emporia in Malmö
Area: 93,000 sq m
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Wäfveriet in Borås
Area: 22,000 sq m
Completion: 2012/13 |
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Torp in Uddevalla
Extension of 19,000 sq m, total area of 96,000 sq m.
Completion: 2013
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Destinasjon Vinterbro
Destinasjon Vinterbro
Extension: 20.000 sq m.
Total area: 53.000 sq m.
Plans include a ski slope (250 m.), ski tunnel (1, 3 km.) and hotel.
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Økern, Oslo
Development of 250.000 sq m. including retail, residential area, leisure, culture, public services, public transportation, hotel, spa, parking and offices.
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Kvadrat, Stavanger
Extension: 40.000 sq m
Total area: 84.000 sq m.
Development plans include retail, leisure, residential area, infrastructure, public services and education.
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Holmen, outside Oslo
Extension: 25.000 sq m.
Total area: 50.000 sq m.
Development plans include retail, residential area, leisure, culture, public services, parking, offices and harbour facilities.
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City Syd, Trondheim
Extension: 20.000 sq m.
Total area: 58.000 sq m.
The planned extension is part of a large place making program including retail, infrastructure and offices.
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Gulskogen, Drammen
Extension: 15.000 sq m.
Total area: 45.000 sq m.
Completion in 2010. Stage 1 of the extension project was completed in August 2008 with the opening of 40 exiting shops.
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Hovlandbanen, Larvik
Extension: 10.000 sq m.
Total area: 28.000 sq m.
The development includes retail, residential area, public services, culture, offices and leisure.
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Buskerud Handelspark
Extension: 28.500 sq m.
Total area: 75.000 sq m.
Plans include development of retail, residences and an aqua land.
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Åsane, Bergen
Extension: 20.000 sq m.
Total area: 58.000 sq m.
Plans include development of retail, public services, public transportation, residential area, hotel, offices, culture, leisure and sports.
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Stovner, Oslo
Extension: 3.000 sq m.
Total area: 30.000 sq m.
Plans include exterior upgrade of facades and outdoor areas, interior upgrade as well as new goods delivery, entrance and atrium on the south side of the centre.
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Amanda, Haugesund
Extension: 20.000 sq m.
Total area: 56.000 sq m.
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Lillestrøm Torv, Lillestrøm
Extension: 20.000 sq m.
Total area: 36.000 sq m.
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Farmandstredet, Tønsberg
Extension: 4.000 sq m.
Total area: 40.000 sq m.
Development plans for part of the center include retail, exterior upgrade of facades and outdoor areas, interior upgrade and new residential section.
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Down Town, Porsgrunn
Extension: 32.000 sq m.
Total area: 75.000 sq m.
The project includes retail, residential area, culture, leisure, public services and offices.
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Åberg Eva
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