Prosjekt for ny terminal

The Terminal 5 Marketplace and Kompleks at Stockholm Arlanda Airport is a major construction project focused on creating a new public terminal section that serves as the core of the airport’s Marketplace. This development is being commissioned by Swedavia, with Skanska contracted as the main builder. Construction began in 2022 and is scheduled for completion in early 2025. The project aims to enhance the passenger experience at Arlanda Airport and strengthen its position as a modern, sustainable aviation hub.

Nyskapende limtrekonstruksjon

The building prominently features advanced glue-laminated timber (glulam) construction, underscoring Swedish design and engineering expertise. Nearly 1,000 cubic meters of glulam are used, showcasing eight unique types of glulam frames, including innovative V-shaped columns that adapt precisely to the building’s curved architectural form. This highly demanding design requires exceptional precision and technical skill, making it one of the largest and most complex glulam projects in Sweden. The structure balances high architectural ambition with durability and functionality, fitting the public and busy context of the airport terminal.

Bærekraft med klimavennlig tre

Sustainability is a core focus of the construction project, with glulam chosen as a material due to its strong environmental profile and renewable nature. The use of timber not only reduces the building’s carbon footprint but also highlights a commitment to sustainable construction practices within public infrastructure. This integration of environmentally conscious materials directly supports Arlanda Airport’s goals for sustainability and presents an example of how modern public buildings can combine aesthetics, function, and green building techniques.

Erfarne team sikrer fremdrift

While the project carries technical and architectural challenges-such as managing the complex curving form and precise fitting of V-shaped columns-the experienced teams from Martinsons (design and glulam fabrication) and Skanska (construction) are well-prepared to manage these risks. No major external risks or pending approvals beyond the current timeline have been reported. The careful planning and proven expertise aim to ensure the timely delivery of the Terminal 5 Marketplace by early 2025.