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Dreem utformar innergårdar Dreem har utformat en bostadsgård tillsammans med en bostadsrättsförening som renoverar sin innergård. Både utformning och material har noga valts ut för att harmonisera med befintlig byggnad, vara praktiska samt stödja det sociala livet på gården. Ett befintligt träd har fått styra utformningen till stor del samt hur byggnaden och gården varit utformad för att skapa en gemenskap både för de boende, men även mellan huset och gården. Stilmässigt ska gården fungera i samklang med sekelskiftsbyggnaden utan att kännas daterad.

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Unused spaces in the city. Dreem has studied several areas in the city with great potential, spaces that could be better utilized to create a more accessible and inclusive city center. In part 4, we have developed a vision for how the outdoor area around the centrally located Feskekôrkan could become a key element in activating the often underdeveloped waterfront areas in Gothenburg. Smaller efforts, alongside the city’s larger expansions, can also have a significant impact.

Dreem x Retail Dreem is expanding its team with Carl-Johan Viklund, a lead architect with extensive experience in retail, commercial properties, and urban development. CEO Maya Iwdal believes that expanding Dreem’s already extensive knowledge base and diversifying the services offered to clients is essential: ”Alongside our long-standing expertise in housing, hospitality, offices, and urban development, this feels like a natural evolution of our current services” says Maya. Together with Carl-Johan, Dreem can offer a broad range of expertise for creating vibrant cities. Get in touch with us if you need support in integrating strategic urban development, dynamic ground floors, and cohesive cityscapes— always putting people at the heart of the process.

SAVE THE DATE! On May 13, Maya Iwdal, architect and CEO of Dreem Arkitekter, will share insights on the process of the Fiktiv Byggaktör approach at the upcoming Architecture Lunch in Falkenberg. She will also present Dreem’s experiences from a recent project in Nacka, Stockholm. When: May 13 Where: Bistro Grand, Hotellgatan 1, Falkenberg   Organized by @sveriges_arkitekter i Halland in collaboration with Falkenberg’s City Architect Malin Jarl, this event offers a deep dive into current trends, challenges, and opportunities in architecture. The Architecture Lunch is a platform for knowledge-sharing, creative discussions, and networking among professionals in the building sector, politicians, public officials, and architecture enthusiasts. Register through the link in bio.

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Dreem has designed many spa facilities, a field that requires special knowledge and careful attention to both the big picture and the finest details. For @selmaspa.se in Sunne, Dreem has spent several years updating the hotel, restaurant, and spa to create a modern place for relaxation and well-being. 📷 @selmaspa.se

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With the view from our office in Gothenburg, we here at Dreem wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. This year, we have prioritized sustainability on both small and large scales. We have placed wooden benches to activate unused spaces, worked on Sweden’s largest building made from reused bricks, and through digital tools we have helped reduce excavation mass and solutions for promoting biodiversity. We’re excited to continue working on projects that strive towards improving the future in 2025! Dreem supports @barncancerfonden and @givingpeople

Excited to share that Dreem is currently working on remodelling part of a 19 century industrial building into a rehearsal space for one of Swedens top choirs. The last two photos from our visit to the workshop of @stuccomaestro show samples of the cast acoustic panels that will be seamlessly integrated in the whitewashed walls of the rehearsal room.    The acoustic concept has been designed in collaboration with Sweden’s foremost acoustical engineer Jan-Inge Gustafsson, Akustikon @norconsultsverige

Valengallerian in Trelleborg, built in the 60s/70s, is being renovated and expanded by Dreem with a focus on sustainability and resource reuse in both materials and design.

Earthy tones and rich textures come together to create a warm, natural mood board for upcoming interior project.