The starting shot for the Göteborg Grand Central project by Jernuhusen has now been fired. The hub of the future will have a facade made of 524,000 recycled bricks, and Minister of Finance Elisabeth Svantesson symbolically attached one of these to mark the start of construction.

Sweden needs to be built richer, the economy needs to grow. Gothenburg and Western Sweden are a strong growth engine for the entire country. The power and innovative capacity of the people and companies here is very important for the Swedish economy. Infrastructure plays an important role in the development of the region and the new station building is an important piece of the puzzle in this, said Elisabeth Svantesson, Sweden's Minister of Finance. The new station building is a clear example of how Jernhusen, as a specialist in properties near the railway, is working to make it easier for more people to choose the train. Track-based traffic offers the highest capacity and enables easy and sustainable travel within cities, regions and the entire country.

– This is a big day for Gothenburg and Western Sweden. The new station building is a way for
Jernhusen to meet the increased train traffic expected in the region. We are very pleased to take advantage of the potential of the location, contribute to developing the future of Gothenburg and give more people the opportunity to choose the train, says Biljana Pehrsson, CEO of Jernhusen. The new station building will be an entrance to the new, station-close district of Centralstaden Gothenburg. The district includes the new and existing station, the Park Central office building. The goal is to create an attractive meeting place and get more people to travel by public transport, in a safe and vibrant
urban environment. The new station hall is expected to open at the end of 2026. At the same time as the West Link.
Occupancy in the offices located on the three upper floors is expected to take place in 2027. Here, 700 workplaces on an area of 8,000 square meters will be offered and the goal is for the new office to be environmentally certified with Breeam Outstanding. future Gothenburg and provide more opportunities
to choose the train, says Biljana Pehrsson, CEO of Jernhusen.

The new station building will be an entrance to the new, station-close district of Centralstaden.
Gothenburg. The district includes the new and existing station, the Park Central office building.
The goal is to create an attractive meeting place and get more people to travel by public transport, in a safe and vibrant environment.
urban environment. The new station hall is expected to open at the end of 2026. At the same time as the West Link.
Occupancy in the offices located on the three upper floors is expected to take place in 2027. Here
700 workplaces on an area of 8,000 square meters will be offered and the goal is that
The new office will be environmentally certified with Breeam Outstanding.