Largest contract for BetonmastHæhre

The construction project 'Studentboliger i Linköping - Colonia 2' is a large-scale residential development contract awarded to BetonmastHæhre Stockholm by Grön Bostad Intellektet AB. BetonmastHæhre Stockholm, a relatively new company established in 2017, secured the contract valued at approximately 390 million Swedish kronor. This project represents the company's largest individual contract to date and will be executed as a totalentreprise, ensuring complete responsibility for the design and construction phases. The client’s representative in the project is ByggVesta Development, with whom Betonmast is working in close collaboration.

374 student apartments near campus

The project entails the construction of 374 student apartments distributed across seven buildings located near the university campus in Linköping. The proximity to the campus ensures the housing will be highly attractive to students. The planned construction timeline spans approximately 30 months with production scheduled to commence towards the end of 2018. Preliminary work such as project design and planning has already commenced to adhere to this schedule.

Regional growth across Sweden

BetonmastHæhre Stockholm brings together local expertise and substantial corporate resources, leveraging its regional presence in Sweden including significant projects in Göteborg and Stockholm, as well as planned expansion into Malmö by mid-2019. This strategic growth allows the company to strengthen its market position in Sweden’s three largest regions, facilitating efficient project delivery and local stakeholder engagement.

Supports student housing demand

The development contributes positively to societal needs by addressing the demand for student housing in Linköping, supporting the region's educational infrastructure and student welfare. While no specific project risks or environmental initiatives have been detailed in the available summaries, the thorough planning phase and Betonmast’s experience in similar projects suggest a focus on risk management and compliance with local building standards and regulations.