The devastating consequences of cold have long been known to the property owners, Svea Fastigheter and Victoriahem, in Rinkeby. Yet the problem appears to persist, as residents continue to be exposed to low indoor temperatures without adequate remedial action. Dating back to the 1970s, the buildings suffer from poor insulation and ageing ventilation systems that may no longer
Over time, deteriorating building envelopes, thermal bridges and inadequate air circulation can contribute to heat loss, cold surfaces and uncomfortable indoor conditions.
Rather than treating cold as an isolated maintenance issue, these conditions must be understood as symptoms of a wider structural problem. Insufficient insulation and poorly balanced ventilation can
comfort, while attempts to improve energy efficiency may prove ineffective if the underlying defects remain unaddressed. Cold indoor environments are also a matter of public health, particularly for elderly residents and those with existing health conditions, as prolonged exposure can increase cardiovascular strain, aggravate respiratory problems and contribute to physical discomfort.
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