Kungsbrohuset

Kungsbrohuset, also known as Schibstedhuset, is a striking office building located in central Stockholm, Sweden, between Kungsbron and Klarabergsviadukten. Opened on May 6, 2010, and designed by architect Kerstin Heijde, this modern structure features thirteen floors, with ten above street level. Notably, it boasts an innovative energy-efficient design with double walls, primarily made of glass, and utilizes waste heat from the nearby Stockholm Central Station for heating. The building houses major tenants like Schibsted, which includes popular Swedish media outlets, and offers retail and dining options on the fourth floor. Kungsbrohuset is a testament to contemporary architecture and sustainability in urban development, making it an interesting site for both tourists and researchers alike.