How climate-smart are our tenant improvements really? And how prepared are we for increasing demands for climate data for interiors, furniture and built-in fittings? On 16 April 2026, Hållbar Interiör together with Makajo, Prodikt and RISE invites you to a breakfast seminar in Gothenburg.
Climate requirements are moving further into the building. From the structural frame and building envelope to flooring, surface materials and furniture. At the same time, demands for climate data, traceability and verifiability are increasing in procurements and projects. What does this mean for suppliers, and how can HI help bring structure to a rapidly changing market?
The development of the next version of Hållbar Interiör is now entering a decisive phase. We are finalising the new criteria document for HI 2.0, where climate impact is more clearly integrated than before, both for fixed interior elements and for furnishings.
Svenska kraftnät is becoming one of the first public authorities in Sweden to fully apply the criteria of Hållbar Interiör, from design and planning to furniture and long-term management. The result is an office where up to 80% of the interior has been reused, local actors have been engaged for refurbishment, and sustainability becomes a clear quality marker as the Västerås office is planned to receive HI certification.
