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News / 24 Jun. 2021

Sustainable growth in collaboration with the local waste plant

The IKEA involvement at H22 is growing, each day, quite literary. And now with the help of biochar it will grow even better in the newly founded flower beds that will surround the IKEA pavilion Magasinet in the harbor. As trials are being done right now, we are ensuring that fantastic midsummer flowers will blossom in 2022 as well as creating a carbon sequestration, funnily enough.

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The Oracle Podcast / 23 Jul. 2021

Ida Hallgren

Ida Hallgren is a Philosophical Practitioner, researcher and Psychologist who works with philosophy for individuals and organizations.
In this episode of the Oracle she talks about how negative thinking can lead the way to a more sustainable future.

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30.5–3.7 2022

Welcome to the digital home of IKEA at H22. Here you will find exciting content showing the lead up to the fair, including our podcast, The Oracle, where you can listen to some of the brightest minds in the world share their visions on how to meet the challenges that face us today.

H22 is quite an undertaking for us at IKEA, working at the scale of a whole city is a real privilege. With so much to get done, one of our IKEA core values is essential – collaboration. Making the event a success depends on us working with not just with the citizens of Helsingborg, but with creative people from all over the world, and across our IKEA network.

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The Future of the Affordable Home

By 2030 we will have 40% more single households than today. More than 150 million people move to their first home every year and many more change home for different reasons. A lot of these people have very limited means and usually have to move from space to space more than once a year.

We are curious about

  • How an affordable home for the next generation would look like?
  • What will be important for the next generation and how this will affect their homes?
  • What make sense to own and what can you share?
  • What should the future home cost?
  • Where are the boundaries to what we call home?

The Future of Food and Togetherness in the Home

By 2030 we will have 40% more single households than today. More than 150 million people move to their first home every year and many more change home for different reasons. A lot of these people have very limited means and usually have to move from space to space more than once a year.

We are curious about

  • How an affordable home for the next generation would look like?
  • What will be important for the next generation and how this will affect their homes?
  • What make sense to own and what can you share?
  • What should the future home cost?
  • Where are the boundaries to what we call home?

The Future of the Affordable Home

By 2030 we will have 40% more single households than today. More than 150 million people move to their first home every year and many more change home for different reasons. A lot of these people have very limited means and usually have to move from space to space more than once a year.

We are curious about

  • How an affordable home for the next generation would look like?
  • What will be important for the next generation and how this will affect their homes?
  • What make sense to own and what can you share?
  • What should the future home cost?
  • Where are the boundaries to what we call home?

The Future of Shopping in the City and at Home

By 2030 we will have 40% more single households than today. More than 150 million people move to their first home every year and many more change home for different reasons. A lot of these people have very limited means and usually have to move from space to space more than once a year.

We are curious about

  • How an affordable home for the next generation would look like?
  • What will be important for the next generation and how this will affect their homes?
  • What make sense to own and what can you share?
  • What should the future home cost?
  • Where are the boundaries to what we call home?

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Gitanjali Rao – a young inventor with a passion for education

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Oceanhamnen

This area will deal with the ‘future of home’, exploring and displaying the future of retail and manufacturing. The Ocean pier will be the key touch point for IKEA at H22.

Fredriksdal

Visitors to the forest will have a deep and positive experience of a new way of outdoor living and connection to nature. The Forest will be developed in collaboration with Universities, architect and Design schools.

Drottninghög

Where urban areas transform from closed spaces to shared spaces, there will be a new marketplace, a community kitchen and urban farming, delivering to the above mentioned.

 
 
 

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