Nya Tekniska Nämndhuset is a new administrative building for the City of Stockholm, designed by White Arkitekter.

Resource Vision was engaged to help White Arkitekter evaluate the sustainability of the design, with a focus on energy, carbon, and resource use.

As part of the Kiruna city move, the City of Kiruna commisioned a project ot redesign the City Hall.

Petra Gipp architects led the team to offer a redesign that respected the original concepts including the famous belltower of the original by Arthur von Schmalensee, whose building was described as the 'city's living room.

Kiruna City is being moved three kilometers to the east, due subsidence by the LKAB iron mine. Masterplanning and architectural convervation are central to the project's focus and integrity.

This is one of the largest infrastructure projects in Swedish history, with one of the largest architectural compeitions in Swedish history, with the leading firms from all disciplines from across the Nordic region being invited to participate.

The Wildlife Trust for Lancashire held a competition with RIBA to seek a new concept.

Made in Ulvsunda was a proposal by Resource Vision for the Ulvsunda district in Stockholm, with a focus on urban manufacturing, circular economy, and sustainable urban development.

Europan 9 was a student and young professional architecture competition focussing on European Urbanity.

The project by Josefine Wikholm, Karin Ask, Lena Viterstedt focused on 'sustainability by default', at architectural and urban scales.

Stockholmsfyren was a proposed high-rise tower in the centre of Stockholm.

Rosbenbergs Arkitekter asked Resource Vision for help conceptualizing a fully sustainable high-rise.

The City of Stockholm chose Årsta to be one of the satellite areas for signficant increase in housing, to serve the Stockholm region.

Årstafältet was a showcase of leading Stockholm architecture firms, offering creative and highly sustainable solutions to modern housing design, with a variety of building heights, courtyard and rooftop concepts, and urban innovations around food, transit, services and more.

Access Annedal was a part of an exhibition in housing in the new housing area of Annedal, around Stockholm.

Kjellander Sjöberg was hired to develop apartment concepts to demonstrate the full potential of sustainable living, and the implications for design and planning, once these conceps were integrated - including designs around service integration, food, waste, transit, energy and more.

The City of Yerevan held a competition to design a hotel and conference center as part of the revitalization of the industrial district.

Ängsbacka Kursgård recevied a grant from the city of Karlstad to contribute to the development of the local region, and an evolution of the course center was one proposal.

This is a summerhouse in the Swedish countryside.

This a redevelopment of a private residence in Paris.

This is an extension to a private residence on an island in the archipelago outside Stockholm.

Steget is a pioneering implementation of services integration concepts, including the multi-levelled implementation of the Last Meter® platform.

Apartments, corridors, shared and semi-public spaces are designed using spatial engine approaches - calculating services-driven and collaborative features in terms of spatial allocation.

Habitation is an social housing project concept intended to reimagine how housing at peri-urban scale can anchor new economic models, sustainable architecture, urbanism, systems and services integration.

These are concept sketches, spatial models and research primitives extending understanding of conventional architectural spaces to new living, working, experience and association modes.