A green oasis to enjoy

We feel best when we’re close to nature. To be able to put our hands in the ground and cultivate plants ourselves is pure quality of life.

The neighbourhood’s green courtyards have cultivation plots where you can plant your own tomatoes, herbs, lettuce, or whatever you desire. Maybe take a break with a cup of coffee, or roll out your yoga mat and enjoy the courtyard’s trees and flowers.

Bees and other insects also thrive here, because we have both beekeeping and insect hotels. In the neighbourhood you will also find hydroponic cultivation, which delivers salad and herbs to the neighbourhood’s restaurants. Everything contributes to biodiversity, CO2 absorption, and reducing the climate footprint.

Living

Smart and sustainable, with room for many

Your home is your place on earth. Here, you and your close ones will thrive – day and night, weekdays and weekends.

Experiencing

Exercising and everyday luxury

It should be easy to live well and stay healthy. Therefore, we have created several opportunities to get your pulse up. 

Proximity

Everything you need is right there

Have you heard of the 15-minute city? Greenhouse Sthlm is located so that almost everything you need is only a short walk away.

Construction

Sustainable, recyclable and renewable

We believe that you feel better when you live in wood houses. And we know wood has a climate advantage over with steel and concrete.

Hydroponic cultivation means cultivation without soil, using only water and nutrients. The
plants grow quickly and yield a large harvest in a small area. Hydroponic systems are suitable for salads and spices, but also tomatoes, chilli plants, aubergines, etc.

Beekeeping has an obvious place in a green neighbourhood where we develop the housing of the future. Honeybees today are largely dependent on people creating a habitat for them, as there is a shortage of old-growth forest where they can find hollow trees and natural habitats. Honey, bee pollen, beeswax, and propolis have been used for health and well-being for thousands of years.