Next to the quay and the new park, you’ll find Parkhuset — a building with marine lines, a strong identity, and views of the water. Today, it is home to Pernod Ricard and several other leading companies.
25 000
Square meters
8
Floors
2026
Available for move-in
History, light, and a waterfront location in Marievik
Next to the quay, Marieviksbadet, and the new park rises Parkhuset — a building with marine lines and a strong identity. Built between 2000–2003 by DOM Borowski Architects for the state-owned alcohol monopoly Vin & Sprit, known for Absolut Vodka, before the company was sold to Pernod Ricard in 2008. Today, Pernod Ricard remains one of the building’s largest tenants, alongside H&M, Sigma, and IFM Electronic.
The building is now entering a new chapter, with a central atrium and sustainable solutions that will carry it into the future.
A building with character and room for your future
Parkhuset offers eight floors and approximately 25,000 square meters of office space, flexible layouts, modern energy systems, and a new atrium that creates open, bright environments. Here, companies have everything they need to combine efficiency with inspiration.
Through the reuse of materials, careful climate calculations, and sustainable choices, Parkhuset is being developed with respect for its identity and with responsibility for the environment. The result is a building that meets tomorrow’s demands for functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability—without erasing its history.
DoTank – innovation and sustainability at the heart of Parkhuset
On the ground floor of Parkhuset, you’ll find DoTank Stockholm — a dynamic innovation environment that makes Marievik a place where the ideas of the future become reality. Here, companies, researchers, startups, and public actors come together to develop and test circular business models and sustainable solutions in retail, textiles, fashion, and urban development. It’s a creative hub that reflects the energy and forward-thinking spirit that defines Parkhuset as a whole.
DoTank builds on the success of Science Park Borås and has been established in Marievik to connect Stockholm’s urban life with the innovation power of western Sweden. Through workshops, prototype development, and business coaching, solutions are created here that can be implemented on a large scale, with the aim of accelerating the transition toward a circular society.
The initiative is part of a broader ecosystem in which CircularHub Stockholm — also located in Marievik — strengthens the focus on sustainable urban development. Together, these platforms give Parkhuset a unique position: an office building that not only offers modern workspaces but also acts as a catalyst for change and innovation.
A vibrant place — from morning to night
Marievik is a district in constant motion, where offices, restaurants, quay pools, culture, and services interact. Signalhuset is at the heart of this flow — close to Liljeholmen’s transport hub, the quay’s piers, and a wide range of restaurants, cafés, and activities. It’s a place that accommodates both work and relaxation.
Facilities in the building and surrounding area
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Restaurant
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Gym
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Bicycle room
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Changing room and shower
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Retail in the area
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Conference facilities
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Ambition for NollCO₂ and Miljöbyggnad gold certification
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Year built: 2000, renovation year: 2026
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Loading dock
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Garage
Close to shopping and services
Marievik is centrally located in Liljeholmen, a district with convenient access to Hornstull and Södermalm. The block offers shops, dry cleaning, a hairdresser, restaurants, a health center, and a gym. Just a few minutes’ walk away is Liljeholmstorget shopping center, with a wide range of shops and restaurants.
Excellent connections to Marievik
Within walking distance is the Liljeholmen hub, with subway, light rail, and buses, just 10 minutes from Stockholm city center. Nearby Årstaberg offers commuter trains, and it’s also easy to cycle to Marievik.
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