I detta examensarbete avser jag att utforma en alternativ strukturplan utifrån Stockholms stads befintliga stadsplaneringsprojekt för den nya stadsdelen Lövholmen. Genom att studera och kritiskt granska det befintliga förslaget avser jag att dels ta tillvara de redan goda förslagen samtidigt som jag kombinerar dessa med mina egna förslag. Som inspirationskälla har jag valt arkitekten och stadsplaneraren Jan Gehl. Jan Gehl är också den som utformat det befintliga stadsplaneringsförslaget. Följande syften ligger till grund för min alternativa strukturplan: - Uppfylla de goda delarna av stadens visioner - Minska exploateringsnivån och därmed ge utrymme till ljus, grönska och mänsklig skala i det offentliga rummet - Utforma de offentliga rummen på så sätt att de ger lust och möjlighet till meningsfulla möten, fler innovativa aktiviteter och rekreation - Planera en ny stadsdel utifrån Lövholmens nuvarande identitet   Examensarbetet är strukturerat utifrån följande modell: - Redovisning av Lövholmens identitet och historia, inspiration och teoretiska utgångspunkter - Genomgång av stadens förslag och visioner för Lövholmen - En kritisk granskning av stadens förslag och visioner - Redovisning av de visioner staden har som jag valt att ta med samt de åtgärder i stadens förslag jag avser att göra för att skapa mer levande offentliga rum - Presentation av min alternativa strukturplan - En avslutande sammanfattning / In this thesis, I intend to design an alternative structural plan based on Stockholm's existing city planning project for the new district of Lövholmen. By studying and critically examining the existing proposal, I intend to partly utilize the already good proposals while combining them with my own proposals. As a source of inspiration, I have chosen architect and city planner Jan Gehl. Jan Gehl is also the one who designed the existing urban planning proposal. The following objectives form the basis for my alternative structural plan: - Fulfill the good parts of the municipality's visions - Reduce the level of exploitation and thereby allow for light, greenery and human scale in the public space - Design the public spaces in such a way that they provide pleasure and opportunity for meaningful meetings, more innovative activities and recreation - Plan a new neighborhood based on Lövholmen's current identity   The degree project is structured based on the following model: - Presentation of Lövholmen's identity and history, inspiration and theoretical starting points - Review of the municipality's proposals and visions for Lövholmen - A critical review of the municipality's proposals and visions - Presentation of the visions the municipality has chosen to include and the measures in the municipality's proposal I intend to take to create more vibrant public spaces - Presentation of my alternative structural plan - A concluding summary

I have embarked on a journey (that will never end) to explore color. Inspired by Maggie Nelson’s blunt and anecdotal ways of writing about the color blue (2017), I have searched for more aspects of color than I intuitively knew before.  What do I want with color? How much color is needed to make an effect? How do you combine theory with intuition? What approaches are there when working with color, and which to choose? What sort of knowledge is color and how do we create qualitative discussions about and with it? Will I ever be satisfied?  The questions are asked in the context of renewing the interior of building 21, Smedjan or Smälten in Lövholmen. Its name Smälten comes from its industrial history as a smelter, producing resin in paint and varnishing products for Wilhems Beckers between 1944-1973. While Lövholmen is facing a lot of changes, the area has plenty of housing plans but fewer plans for cultural needs or activities.  The city of Stockholm released a report in 2019 stating that we lack modern contemporary dance stages. Since Smälten is situated just next to Färgfabriken I think it well suited to serve as an extended cultural meeting point, providing a new platform for artistic expression and social interaction. A space to be shared for cultural activities that hold an audience, such as lectures, performances, art gatherings, film screenings or a contemporary dance stage.    This project is about a journey of exploring color, but also the programming of a modern contemporary stage while renewing and taking care of a building from within, a building enriched with an industrial history.