SCF Betongelement of Sweden awarded Kista Torn contract

SCF Betongelement, the Swedish concrete element manufacturer, has been awarded a contract by JM to be responsible for design, manufacture, and assembly of elements for the Kista Torn building at Kista Centrum near Stockholm. The 40-storey Kista Torn is to be the highest residential building in Stockholm with 266 apartments. The contract is the largest ever received by SCF Betongelement. Planning and design are due to start immediately and construction is scheduled to begin on 1 February 2014.

March 14, 2013 Read time: 1 min

7221 SCF Betongelement, the Swedish concrete element manufacturer, has been awarded a contract by JM to be responsible for design, manufacture, and assembly of elements for the Kista Torn building at Kista Centrum near Stockholm.

The 40-storey Kista Torn is to be the highest residential building in Stockholm with 266 apartments.

The contract is the largest ever received by SCF Betongelement. Planning and design are due to start immediately and construction is scheduled to begin on 1 February 2014.

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