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A Balanced Work Life

LUMI

A FOUNDATION FOR A BALANCED WORK-LIFE

Lumi offers vibrancy, relaxation, and inspiration in a flexible work environment. By choosing a workplace that strives to minimize its climate impact, you can more easily achieve your sustainability goals and, in many cases, simplify the recruitment process. An Insight Intelligence study shows that most Swedes consider a company’s sustainability efforts important when job hunting.

The premises in Lumi are state-of-the-art and consist of carefully chosen materials, primarily reused. With rainwater harvesting and solar panels, you also continuously contribute to a lower climate footprint.

The physical work environment has a significant effect on an employee’s well-being and satisfaction. With its lovely atrium and proximity to green areas, Lumi also provides the right conditions for a healthy workday.

VISIT LUMI WITH US

Move-in at Lumi has begun and will continue throughout the year. If you’re particularly curious, here’s a glimpse of what it looks like. Everything may not be exactly as in the film, but almost.

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BRIGHT FUTURE PROSPECTS

At Lumi, you’ll find seven floors of bright and open top-class offices. The spacious atrium, glass pavilion, and rooftop terrace blur the boundary between indoors and outdoors. Just outside, green corridors, local services, and transport options await. The building is an extension of the existing concrete structure. The reuse is subtle, sometimes visible, but always aesthetic and modern. The facade is dressed in slate, a natural material with low climate impact that ages beautifully.

Lumi will offer 21,000 square meters for offices, labs, shops, and restaurants. Find your bright future in Uppsala’s new district, Södra City.

Welcome to Lumi.

THE PAVILION IN LUMI

In the heart of Södra City, directly connected to Lumi and the Green Line, is “The Pavilion”. The Pavilion is a prime example of the intersection between people and the neighborhood, making the urban space more welcoming and accessible.

It will feature a high-quality lunch and evening restaurant with outdoor seating in the summer. The boundaries between indoors and outdoors blur through the Pavilion’s glass facade. In addition to promoting social sustainability in the area, the building will be constructed with a significant amount of reused materials, further enhancing the ecological sustainability footprint in Södra City.

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