Redevelopment of Norrmalm
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The Redevelopment of Norrmalm (Norrmalmsregleringen) was a major revision of the city plan for lower Norrmalm in Stockholm, Sweden, which was realised during the 1950s, 60s and 70s. The renewal resulted in the old Klara quarters being replaced for the modern city of Stockholm, while the Stockholm subway was facilitated through the city.
The renewal of Norrmalm was the largest Swedish urban development project to date and engaged a large part of Sweden's architectural élite. The Norrmalm renewal has been criticized and admired throughout Sweden and internationally, and is regarded as one of the larger and most full of character of all city renewals in Europe during post-war time, even including the cities that took severe damage during the second world war.[1]
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- This article was initially translated from the Wikipedia article Norrmalmsregleringen.
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- ^ Rudberg 1989, p. 146.
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- Yngve Larsson (1960). Nedre Norrmalm - Historiskt och ohistoriskt (in Swedish).
- Mats Persson m fl (1975). CITY Byggnadsinventering 1974-75 - Historik och byggnadshistoriskt register (del 1) (in Swedish). Stockholm: Stockholms stadsmuseum. (PDF)
- Mats Persson m fl (1976). CITY Byggnadsinventering 1974-75 - Historik och byggnadshistoriskt register (del 2) (in Swedish). Stockholm: Stockholms stadsmuseum. (PDF)
- Eva Rudberg (1989). Sven Markelius, arkitekt (in Swedish). Stockholm: Arkitektur Förlag. ISBN 91-860-5022-2.
- Marianne Råberg (1985). Husen på malmarna: En bok om Stockholm (in Swedish). Stockholm: Prisma. ISBN 9151817608.
- Gösta Selling (1970). Esplanadsystemet och Albert Lindhagen (in Swedish). Stockholm: Stockholmia förlag. ISBN 9789149029530.
- Anders Sjöbrandt, Björn Sylvén (2000). Stockholm - Staden som försvann (in Swedish). Stockholm: Natur och Kultur. ISBN 91-27-35225-0.
- Rikard Skårfors (1999). Beslutsfattandets dilemma - Planarbete och opinionsyttringar rörande trafikleder i Stockholm 1945-1975 (Licentiate thesis) (in Swedish). Uppsala: Ekonomisk-historiska institutionen, Uppsala universitet. (PDF)
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