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A popular Stockholm landmark, part of the ''Norrmalm regulation'' - a major redevelopment project from the 50s to 70s aiming to modernize the busiest part of Stockholm in the image of the urban planning ideals of that time, in praxis, this meant tearing down older ''slums'' and thousands of homes, all without the help of germans, russians or brits like elsewhere in Europe.
The round windows illuminate the underground shopping passage Sergelarkaden stretching from Sergels torg, which you cant see fully in the pics, to the NK department store 2 blocks north.
It is found in the landmark menu, has no jobs, but a landmark effect of 40 across 20 tiles and a slight boost of mayor rating.
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