[dj4life]

Västerås par Jonas Eklundh, sur Flickr


#52 Lillåudden, Västerås by Mikael Miettinen, on Flickr

 

[Svartmetall]

Might be worth pointing out that there are only 110,000 people living in the city.

 

[dj4life]

Indeed. Several more mid-rises are planned to be constructed in the future. Hopefully, the city will have a nice cluster.

 

[Srdjan Adamovic]

6/10

 

[agus_southMVD]

For its size it's got a very pretty skyline, and the buildings in the first picture look really good. Have you got any street-level pictures?

 

[dj4life]

More pictures will be posted, of course.

 

[christos-greece]

8/10

 

[Eric Offereins]

not very tall, but the architecture looks pretty good. 8/10

 

[Dakaro]

Very nice! 8/10

 

[Geocarlos]

8/10

 

[Leonardo M. Gaz]

6.5/10

 

[mecanico242]

7/10

 

[ZZ-II]

7/10

 

[dj4life]

An update!


Västerås by Veidekke_SE, on Flickr


Västerås by Veidekke_SE, on Flickr

 

[dj4life]

For its size it's got a very pretty skyline, and the buildings in the first picture look really good. Have you got any street-level pictures?

Some close-up views of the newly built living houses:


Västerås by Veidekke_SE, on Flickr


Västerås by Veidekke_SE, on Flickr

 

[dj4life]

Skrapan ('First Hotel Plaza') is a 81 m. tall highrise building built from 1988 to 1990. It is the only skyscraper in the city that has a skybar with the view towards lake Mälaren. After the construction this building was the third tallest in Sweden, however nowadays it is 6th.


Skrapan by callocx, on Flickr


Skrapan II by callocx, on Flickr


Västerås by L Welin, on Flickr

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Even though the building doesn't look very pretty, it has a significant impact on the skyline of the city.

 

[sieradzanin1]

5/10

 

[dj4life]

A panoramic view over the city:


the landmarks of Västerås by Matthias17, on Flickr

 

[Spurdo]

Västerås Skyline by Ralph Welin, on Flickr

 

[Spurdo]

Västerås Skyline by Martin Westman, on Flickr