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Stockholmsrummet

In 2015, we were commissioned by Utsikt Kommunikation to help establish a new initiative at Kulturhuset in Stockholm. The 3D model of Stockholm on the ground floor of Kulturhuset was to be moved one floor down to a new space filled with an interactive exhibition about how, where and why Stockholm is growing – Stockholmsrummet.

In close collaboration with designer Simon Gate, we developed a solution where the model of Stockholm was submerged beneath a glass floor, allowing guests to explore the city from above at their own pace. The glass floor had built-in lighting that could illuminate specific parts of the city and simulate the movement of daylight across the city over the course of a day.

Where the physical model and glass floor ended, Stockholm continued as a floor vinyl wrap covering the rest of the room. On the walls, various exhibitions were built that could be gradually replaced as Stockholm develops.

Stockholmsrummet has continued to develop, and over the years we have supplemented it with an entrance portal entirely in LED and several new wall installations.

Project photos

Stockholmsrummet utifrån med besökare och 3D-modell synlig bakom glas, Kulturhuset Stockholm Golvfoliering som fortsätter från 3D-modellen ut i resten av Stockholmsrummet, Kulturhuset Glasgolv med inbyggd LED-belysning över nedsänkt 3D-modell av Stockholm, Kulturhuset Vägginstallationer om Stockholms tillväxt i Stockholmsrummet, Kulturhuset Glasgolv med LED-sektioner som simulerar dagsljus över Stockholm, Stockholmsrummet Kulturhuset Uppdateringsbara vägginstallationer om Stockholms utveckling i Stockholmsrummet, Kulturhuset Närbild på 3D-modellen över Stockholm under glasgolvet, Stockholmsrummet Kulturhuset Besökare testar VR-utställning i Stockholmsrummet, Kulturhuset Stockholm Touchskärmar i vägginstallation i Stockholmsrummet, Kulturhuset Stockholm Tekniker installerar glasgolvet i Stockholmsrummet, Kulturhuset Stockholm Snickare och montörer lägger glasgolvets sektioner, Stockholmsrummet Kulturhuset EDGE personal under installation av Stockholmsrummet, Kulturhuset Stockholm

Our delivery

For this project we delivered:

  • Sound

    A speaker system, wireless microphones and audio mixing for the presentation area in the room. Read more about sound

  • Light

    Lighting for the entire room and LED installations in the glass floor that could illuminate different city districts and simulate the movement of daylight across Stockholm over the course of a day. Read more about light

  • Video & LED

    A large number of screens for the room's installations and an advanced media control system handling video, audio and lighting simultaneously. With the press of a button, guests could trigger a sequence telling the story of the city with synchronised visuals, sound and lighting. Read more about video & led

  • Carpentry

    The glass floor solution was produced and all wall installations around the entire Stockholmsrummet were built by the carpentry team. Read more about carpentry

  • Print

    An extensive floor vinyl wrap continuing from the 3D model and glass floor out across the rest of the room. In addition, cut-out logos in various materials and vinyl wrapping of the display window outside Stockholmsrummet. Read more about print

  • Project Management

    Delivery and installation were coordinated by project manager Andreas Bonnevier. Read more about project management

Project photos

Stockholmsrummet from the outside with visitors and 3D model visible behind glass, Kulturhuset Stockholm
Stockholmsrummet from the outside – behind the glass, visitors explore the large 3D model of Stockholm.
Floor vinyl wrap continuing from 3D model across the rest of Stockholmsrummet, Kulturhuset
Where the model ends, the map of Stockholm continues across the floor as a vinyl wrap.
Glass floor with built-in LED lighting over sunken 3D model of Stockholm, Kulturhuset
The 3D model is sunken beneath the glass floor, which has built-in LED lighting in sections simulating the movement of daylight across the city.
Wall installations about Stockholm's growth in Stockholmsrummet, Kulturhuset
The walls of Stockholmsrummet contain their own mini-exhibitions about the city's growth.
Glass floor with LED sections simulating daylight over Stockholm, Stockholmsrummet Kulturhuset
The glass floor's built-in LED sections simulate the movement of daylight across the city.
Updatable wall installations about Stockholm's development in Stockholmsrummet, Kulturhuset
The walls have different sections that are continuously updated with new mini-exhibitions.
Close-up of 3D model of Stockholm beneath the glass floor, Stockholmsrummet Kulturhuset
Close-up of the 3D model of Stockholm.
Visitor testing VR exhibition in Stockholmsrummet, Kulturhuset Stockholm
A visitor in Stockholmsrummet testing a VR exhibition.
Touch screens in wall installation in Stockholmsrummet, Kulturhuset Stockholm
Touch screens in one of the wall installations in Stockholmsrummet.
Technician installing glass floor in Stockholmsrummet, Kulturhuset Stockholm
Technician during installation of the glass floor in Stockholmsrummet.
Carpenters and installers laying glass floor sections, Stockholmsrummet Kulturhuset
Carpenters and installers laying the glass floor sections in Stockholmsrummet.
EDGE crew during installation of Stockholmsrummet, Kulturhuset Stockholm
EDGE crew during the installation of Stockholmsrummet.