Centrum 4, Gislaved

Centrum 4, Stationsallén – Urban Development Project, Gislaved A major urban development project is currently underway at Centrum 4 on Stationsallén in Gislaved, aimed at transforming the area into a modern and vibrant district. The development includes residential units, a preschool, commercial premises, and a parking facility, all designed to create a functional and dynamic environment for residents and visitors.

Project Overview

The Stationsallén project forms part of Gislaved Municipality’s strategic vision for sustainable urban growth. Emphasizing contemporary architecture and environmental responsibility, the development will integrate convenience with green spaces to create a balanced and livable urban environment.

• Residential Units: The housing component is designed as senior residences, requiring at least one household member to be 65 years or older. The housing concept may be adapted in response to future market demand and evolving community needs.

• Preschool: A newly constructed, state-of-the-art preschool offering a safe, inspiring, and development-focused environment for children.

• Commercial Premises: Flexible business spaces providing opportunities for local enterprises and service providers.

• Parking Facility: A spacious, easily accessible parking structure designed to accommodate both residents and visitors.

Construction Timeline

Construction of the Stationsallén project is currently underway, with completion scheduled for summer 2026. Throughout the construction phase, mitigation measures are being applied to minimize disruptions while ensuring that the project remains on schedule, within budget, and in accordance with defined scope and specifications.

Sustainability and Innovation

Sustainability is a core principle of the Stationsallén project. Environmentally friendly building materials and energy-efficient systems are being utilized to create a district that is both ecologically responsible and highly functional for its occupants.

Please note that the housing concept may be revised in the future based on market demand and community needs.