anchor and plan

Feasibility study for accessible outdoor gym

This feasibility study is the first step towards creating an accessible outdoor gym in Årsta Havsbad where people with different functional variations can train on equal terms. By gathering knowledge from experts and users, the microproject will identify the right training equipment, secure surfaces, and sustainable material choices. The result will be a clear specification of requirements that creates the best possible conditions for realizing an inclusive outdoor gym with a focus on health, community, and accessibility for all.

Feasibility study - network-based marketplaces in Nynäshamn municipality

Ösmo Villa Owners Association wants to explore the possibilities of creating network-based market nodes in Ösmo and Sorunda. In this feasibility study, local resources, associations, businesses, and engaged residents are mapped to identify how collaboration can strengthen both everyday life and local preparedness. The feasibility study will create a clearer picture of the area's potential and the conditions for future marketplaces where resources, knowledge, and services can be shared. The goal is to develop a basis for an upcoming development project that can contribute to increased local sustainability, stronger community, and a more robust local society.

Samkraft - business collaboration for sustainable local attractiveness

In this feasibility study, the aim is to gather entrepreneurs from the Österåker countryside and archipelago to explore together how sustainability, collaboration, and local development can create an even stronger and more attractive region. Through interviews, knowledge exchange, and joint workshops, entrepreneurs from different industries meet to share experiences, find new collaborations, and identify opportunities. The feasibility study will lay the foundation for a long-term network where local businesses strengthen each other, develop sustainable business opportunities, and contribute to more people wanting to live, work, run businesses, and visit the Österåker countryside and archipelago.

Möja composting

Möja Composting is an initiative that explores the possibilities of creating a local and sustainable solution for managing food waste on Möja. The idea is that both residents and businesses should be able to benefit from the results. The goal is for companies, associations, and the municipality to collaborate and develop a decision-making basis for a joint composting facility. The experiences can also inspire other archipelago islands to develop their own local solutions.

Pre-study activity house

Nämdö local heritage association wanted to conduct a pre-study for the construction of an activity house where the upper floor will be adapted for youth and the lower floor for the elderly. In the pre-study, an architectural firm has been hired to produce a drawing. The project group has gone on a study trip to learn more about passive houses (a type of low-energy house) and has also presented various drawing alternatives at an anchoring meeting and gathered opinions on these. The knowledge and drawing they have developed in the pre-study work will now be used in the continued work to seek support for the actual construction and realize the dream of an activity house.

Aquaponics

Väddö folk high school has conducted a pre-study for a possible construction of an aquaponics facility at the school. The project also included Väddö health garden and Per Person architect. In the pre-study, they have conducted anchoring meetings with various local groups, produced drawings of an aquaponics facility for popular education that is adapted to the site, and identified how they need to work further to make an aquaponics facility a reality. The hope is to be able to build an aquaponics facility in the future that benefits the local community and inspires more aquaponics to be built.

Pre-study Multisport field

Currently, there is no sports facility for children and youth in Sandhamn while the number of families with children is increasing. The Sandhamn Next association therefore wanted to conduct a pre-study to investigate the possibility of establishing a multisport field in Sandhamn. In the pre-study, they have interviewed residents and business owners to investigate the local need regarding a multisport field and examined, among other things, possible placement of the field, operation, landowner conditions, and costs.

With the knowledge they have acquired through the pre-study, they can now proceed to the next step in the process of making a multisport field in Sandhamn a reality.