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The Fredriksdal bus depot

  • Since bus depot is located centrally, buses will be able to travel smoothly to and from the depot.
  • Integrating the bus depot into the urban environment is a key aspect of the project.
  • The Fredriksdal bus depot is located in Hammarby Sjöstad, Stockholm.
  • The buss depot is sited between Hammarby Allé and the waterside key.
  • The depot will not be visible from Hammarby Allé.
  • Fredriksdal bus depot
  • Fredriksdal bus depot concrete
  • Fredriksdal bus depot courtyard
  • Fredriksdal bus depot entrance
  • Fredriksdal bus depot entrance facade
  • Fredriksdal bus depot roof
  • Fredriksdal bus depot wash station

Modern bus depot on seven floors

When the Fredriksdal bus depot, in Hammarby Sjöstad, Stockholm, is opened, it will feature 140 parking spaces for Stockholm’s inner city buses. It will also include workshops, bus-wash facilities, and a garage where the buses can be fueled, charged and serviced when not in traffic.

The assignment is a construction partnership between SL (Stockholm Public Transport) and Skanska, with the depot covering about 50,000 square meters. The first sod was turned in August 2012 and completion of the depot is planned for 2017.

The building comprises seven floors. The first floor, which is in the basement, will house the bus garage. Floor two, which is a semi-basement, will accommodate a vehicle garage and service spaces. Floor three will house fueling, wash and service stations for the buses. Floors four to seven will be office facilities, to be used partly by SL. Site use is optimized by the distribution of facilities on a number of floors.

Integrating the bus depot in an urban environment is a key aspect of the project. The bus depot is located between Hammarby Sjöstad’s main street – Hammarby Allé – and the area’s waterside key. However, it will not be visible for passersby, since office and residential buildings will be built to screen off the depot from Hammarby Allé.

Since the bus depot is located centrally, buses will be able to travel smoothly to and from the depot, with only a short distance to Stockholm’s inner city. This will reduce emissions. Moreover, all the biogas used by the buses will be piped directly from the Henriksdal wastewater treatment plant. This eliminates the need to use heavy trucks in transporting the gas to the buses in the underground depots.

Contacts

Max Juhlin
Project Manager
Region Stora projekt centralt

Facts

Service: Construction
Mark segment: Transportation hubs
Start date: 2012
Completion date: 2017
Clients: SL
Country: Sweden
City: Stockholm
Project status: Completed