National Archives of Sweden New Facility by Tengbom in Härnösand

The National Archives of Sweden, one of the country's oldest public institutions, has a new facility designed by Tengbom, with Pontus Eriksson as the principal architect. The project, completed in 2025, covers 35,000 square meters and is located in Härnösand, Sweden. The building serves as a public archive and office building, with the client being Specialfastigheter and the general contractor PEAB. The design team includes numerous architects, and the project was curated by Nina Vuga. The facility aims to preserve archival material from the state administration while making it accessible to the public, reinforcing the institution's role in an open and democratic society. The project was photographed by Felix Gerlach and published on ArchDaily. The new building underscores the importance of safeguarding information and public access, which are core to the institution's mission.