When people thrive, they do their best work and innovation can blossom. In the right setting, good ideas have the potential to become remarkable. We cultivate an environment where the expected becomes unexpected. Where 1 + 1 = 3.
Contemporary light volumes of glass rise from a solid base of brick, evoking the surrounding shipyard history.
The Uni3 Campus will consist of buildings inspired by the Chinese five elements which together will make for an inviting and modern working environment. The building process will be completed in 2022.
Main buildings with some 3000 working places, café, auditorium, restaurants and open inner courtyard.
A four star hotel and long stay for guests from far away. Excellent service and rooftop restaurant.
When developing the design concept and architecture for Uni3, the successful collaboration between China and Sweden throughout history had a given place.
Gunnar and Mårten Cyrén — Cyril cubes, 1961.
Photo: John Selbing
Weaving together important parts of culture from each country – the five elements of wood, fire, earth, metal and water together with the centuries old Swedish glass heritage – we got a handful of beautiful buildings in different colour glass, all standing on a solid foundation made of bricks which is a symbol for earth.
The craftsmanship and knowledge of glassmaking and glasswork dates back hundreds of years in Sweden.
Katarina Österlund
Geely Innovation Centre, Design project leader
Built by the river, in the middle of the old shipyard area. In the ongoing regeneration of the area, the tech heavy campus will be part of Lindholmen’s journey towards becoming an engineering Silicon Valley.
Get to your office at Uni3 smooth and easy by ferry, bus, car or bike.
For our bicycle commuters, we provide dressing rooms with helmet storage.
Drop in at the café on your way in and start your workday with artisan coffee.
Patrik Andersson
Business Region Göteborg