The document summarizes population density and housing distribution in the city of Malmö, Sweden. It shows the hierarchy of city districts and sub-districts, with populations for each site. Maps show the concentration of housing and population density across the city currently and with an additional 100,000 inhabitants distributed either evenly across sites or concentrated in one large development. Adding that number of people evenly would require building 37 more residential towers like the Turning Torso to house them, while concentrating them all in one existing site would make that site the world's most densely populated area.
8. Finding the scale for 100 000 inhabitants
= 25m2
25m2 x 100 000 = 2 500 000m2
e Turning Torso To inhabit 100 000 people
with the model of the Turning Torso,
we should build
of them. 185
ey would inhabit 540 persons each.
16 persons per oor.
Total residential area 13 500m2
Total o ce area 4 000m2
Total oor area 21 600m2
20m x 20m
Average oor 400m2
10. Population density in Malmö + 100 000
people / km2
19 000-70 000
16 001-19 000
13 001-16 000
10 001-13 000
7001-10 000
4001-7000
1001-4000
101-1000
1-100
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11. Uneven distribution:
185 on one site
Västra Hamnen as world’s densest area
2711+100 000=
102 711/2,17km2
= 47 333 /km2
Compare:
Dhaka 45,461
7,000,940 /154km2
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