A contained, fast and low-cost initiative in the room where three independent visions have already converged on their own — a way to test Långedsverken's future content before anything is decided.
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Midjan, interior view — 360° panorama, August 2026Storage 900 m² · workshop 128 m² · boiler room and chimney 60 m²Schematic sketch, not to scale. Midjan (Building 4) sits between buildings 5 and 6 to the west, and buildings 3, 2 and 1a–c to the east, per the site's building numbering (see the Property Map).
01 · Why Midjan, why now
Three independent perspectives, one point
Three parties who have not spoken to each other have, independently, pointed to the same space and a similar mix of functions. That's not a coincidence — it's evidence.
CaseStudio · 2024 — Design Vision Sketch
“The property's heart and hub for interaction between tenants, between the facilitator and external parties, and for visitors.”
Calls the space the “Entrance Node” / “the property's epicentre” — entrance, exhibition, meetings, café.
Mardi Winkler · 2024–2025 — Dreams of the Factory
“At the geometric centre of Hajudden lies a room that is close to everything … you stand literally between nature and industry.”
Calls the same space “the Living Room” — outdoor seating, canteen, stairs/stage, exhibition hall.
The Partner Company · Phase 2 — Showroom in “Midjan”
“A public showroom/centre in the room 'Midjan' … which is already used informally for meetings and events by, among others, BRUK.”
The same wording appears in practically all six drafts — never submitted.
Further corroborated by:Mötesplats Steneby, BRUK, Studio Växt.
02 · Baseline
No renovation. A contained baseline.
The room doesn't need to be rebuilt to be used. It needs a baseline — furniture and functions that make it possible to sit down, showcase something and spend a full day there, summer and winter alike.
Meeting table
Chairs
Seating
Portable exhibition walls
Portable lighting
Ability to make coffee
Basic heating in winter
Ability to heat and eat a packed lunch
Cost and timeline are the next step. Here we're only establishing what's needed — a contained, reversible initiative, not a renovation.
03 · Conversation Themes
A series of conversations, one discipline at a time
Once the baseline is in place, Midjan can become the stage for a series of targeted conversations. Each conversation is a question, not a promise: is there interest, and what would it take to move forward? The list is illustrative and deliberately broad — not just culture and craft.
Craft & Culture
Open Ceramic
Open Textile
Photo Lab
Framing Workshop
Paint Workshop
Open Wood v2.0
Technology & Repair
Reuse / Furniture Restoration Workshop
Repair Café / Electronics Workshop
Makerspace
Food & Business
Microbrewery / Local Food Production
Business Incubator / Co-working
Movement & Youth
Bike Workshop
“EPA” Tractor Workshop
04 · Next Steps
A plan to agree on — not a final answer
This isn't a finished proposal — it's a plan for moving forward. The goal of this page is to agree that this is the right direction before we spend time on details. The conversations in step 03 will gradually give us a deeper and more realistic picture of whether the interest and need actually exist, among which groups, and in what form.
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