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Side by side in Fisksätra

Reference number
Coordinator Nyréns Arkitektkontor AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 2 975 668
Project duration July 2026 - June 2028
Status Ongoing
Venture Impact Innovation: Designing the places of the future for attractive, accessible and sustainable communities
Call Impact innovation: transition lab for the living environments of the future

Purpose and goal

The project aims to enhance attractiveness, safety, community, and social capital in Fisksätra, which has been identified by the Police as a vulnerable area, by exploring the potential for an inclusive meeting place where Christians, Muslims, and Catholics cancome together side by side. Building on the established Guds Hus collaboration, the project examines the possibilities to develop, renovate, or extend existing facilities into a long-term sustainable social hub.

Expected effects and result

The outcomes include an analysis of challenges, a compilation of needs and priorities,and a concrete, visualised physical proposal through sketches, photographs and model-building. In the short term, it strengthens knowledge and trust among stakeholders. In the long term, the project can contribute to increased safety, reduced segregation, andstronger social cohesion, while providing a model for sustainable place-making in similar areas.

Planned approach and implementation

The project is implemented through dialogues with residents and local actors, supplemented with strategic analysis and research on interfaith meeting places. Needs, obstacles and opportunities are analyzed and translated into an anchored concept proposal with sketches, visualizations and a model for an inclusive meeting place. The results are documented in a report and film and disseminated through conferences, seminars and publications.

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Last updated 7 July 2026

Reference number 2026-00942