Guardian Glass Project: PostNord headquarters

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Date: 20 December 2019

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The 12-storey glass building covers nearly 60,000 square meters. Called the “Think Tank,” it is home to about 1,600 employees.

By opting to install Guardian ExtraClear® glass with SunGuard coating, leading architects and builders have designed and built some of the most spectacular buildings in Europe, with the glass allowing the architectural splendor of the structures to shine through.

COUNTRY: Sweden

CITY: Solna/Stockholm

ARCHITECT: BSK Arkitekter

PRODUCT: SunGuard® Solar Neutral 67

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