Öresundshuset (Öresund House), Malmo

The Öresund House (Öresundshuset) is a prominent office building located in the Nyhamnen district of Malmö, near the Central Station. Originally built in 1973 as a hotel, it stood as the tallest hotel in Malmö at 14 stories. Designed by Tage Möller Arkitektbyrå, the architecture takes inspiration from the iconic Hötorgskraporna buildings in Stockholm.

Today, Öresund House has transitioned entirely into office space, hosting around ten companies and organizations, including notable entities like SMHI and the Swedish Maritime Administration. It also serves as the operational hub for the joint Danish-Swedish Vessel Traffic Service (Sound VTS), emphasizing its strategic importance in maritime operations.

The building is situated in a thriving business and university area, with neighbors like Malmö University and Malmö Live. It offers private offices and coworking spaces on its 8th floor, providing stunning 360-degree views of the city and the sea. The vibrant Malmö Startup District, along with nearby attractions such as the Dockan and Västra Hamnen, makes Öresund House a sought-after location for business.

Close by is "The Cog" museum, a must-visit cultural spot when exploring the area. With its rich history and prime location, the Öresund House continues to be a key part of Malmö's commercial landscape.