Municipal Building in Svedala
A contemporary extension of Svedala's municipal building, integrating historical structures with new public spaces. In Svedala, the municipal building project by Holtenäs & Holtenäs is a testament to architectural continuity and innovation. The extension of the existing municipal building revitalizes it as a cultural hub. This transformation creates a seamless dialogue between past and present, offering a space for public engagement and community activities. The original building now serves as the main entrance, embodying the town's identity and memory. The new extension complements this by forming a cohesive civic center with the school and assembly hall. The design emphasizes openness and accessibility, with public spaces that connect the town, landscape, and institutional functions. The architecture supports administrative functions with clarity and flexibility, ensuring that the building remains adaptable to future needs. Workspaces are strategically placed for optimal daylight, while central functional cores maintain spatial integrity. This approach ensures its sustainability and inclusivity.
Design Highlights
Integration of historical and contemporary architecture Preservation and transformation of the old school into a cultural house Creation of a cohesive civic center with clear spatial connections Emphasis on openness, accessibility, and flexibility Strategic placement of workspaces for optimal daylight
Key Facts
| Key Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| Architect | Holtenäs & Holtenäs |
| Location | Svedala, Sweden |
| Year | 2026 |
| Status | Built |
| Programs | Municipal, Cultural |
| Categories | Public, Civic, Cultural |




































