Mästerhuset

Mästerhuset, central Stockholm’s first LEED Platinum office building, is a great example of our work bringing to life modern workspaces and sustainable architecture across the Nordic region.

Completed in 2015, the 11-storey Grade A building offers over 30,000 sqm of space, including offices, a high-end restaurant, retail and a green roof. Today, Mästerhuset is home to forward-thinking businesses, including a leading bank and an international communications consultancy, all of which sign a green contract as part of their tenancy.

Brand: Scheldebouw

Architect: Tengbom Arkitekte

Client: Pembroke Real Estate

Main contractor: NCC

The project

The concept

Sustainability underpinned all design decisions in relation to materials and resources, energy and atmosphere, and indoor environmental quality. The energy-customised façade includes floor-to-ceiling windows to maximise natural light, complemented by a central atrium. Landscaped roof terraces manage surface water and enhance biodiversity. The building’s Scandinavian aesthetic incorporates high-quality materials, including durable glass, wood, stone and metal.

What did we do?

Our team provided a total of 12,500 sqm of bespoke unitised façade for the building, including natural stone features. The final façade provides 90% more natural light penetration than similar buildings, making a major contribution to the wellbeing and comfort of occupants.