Tegelbacken, Stockholm

Completed: 2026. Client: Traffic Office, City of Stockholm. Landscape architect: AJ Landskap. Stone: Bohus granite, Hallandia, Kulla and Castro Daire.

Where Kungsholmen, Norrmalm and the Old Town meet, a former traffic area has become a park square with quays and seating by the water. We supplied all the natural stone: paving, walls, bollards, steps and a sculpted water channel. 1,334 metres of old granite kerb were reclaimed and reused in two new projects. Read more (in Swedish)

Bestseller headquarters, Aarhus

Completed: 2015. Client: Bestseller. Architect: C.F. Møller. Stone: Grigio Bottarga marble and Norah Basalt.

12,000 m² of sandblasted and brushed Grigio Bottarga on the facades, 7,000 m² of indoor flooring, seven stairwells, the reception, 26 kitchenettes and 83 washrooms, plus 4,000 m² of outdoor paving in basalt. Read more (in Swedish)

Christiansborg Palace, Copenhagen

Completed: 2008. Client: the Danish Parliament (Folketinget) and the Agency for Culture and Palaces. Landscape architect: GHB Landskabsarkitekter. Stone: Paradis, Måselykke, Helletsbakke and Blå Rönne from Bornholm.

Granite from our quarries on Bornholm for 400 m² of paving and 170 metres of steps, including a step-free visitor entrance to the main entrance of the Danish Parliament. 250 tonnes of stone in total. Read more (in Swedish)

The Blue Planet, Copenhagen

Completed: 2013. Client: Bygningsfonden Den Blå Planet. Architects: 3XN and Henrik Jørgensen Landskab. Stone: basalt.

Denmark’s national aquarium by the Øresund has become an architectural landmark. We supplied basalt for the main staircase and the area in front of the entrance. Read more (in Swedish)

World Maritime University, Malmö

Completed: 2023. Client: City of Malmö. Stone: reclaimed Nordic setts.

Between the Tornhuset building from 1910 and its modern extension lies a floor of reclaimed setts that ties old and new together. The stone has already served on other streets and gives the place a history new stone cannot. Read more (in Swedish)

Sturegallerian, Stockholm

Completed: 2023. Stone: Alta quartzite slate, Grå Bohus Tossene granite and Castro Daire granite.

Three stones in contrasting tones and textures give Grev Turegatan by Stureplan an elegant character, chosen to cope with heavy loads, snow clearing, de-icing salt and many people every day. Read more (in Swedish)