- 4 weeks
- From the first debate to a deployed site
- 53
- Homes traced by hand over the render
- 1.2 M
- Tokens written by Claude Code, in nine sessions
- 156
- Pages, one for each of the 70 homes
Counted from the project's repository and session logs.
- The problem
A landmark with a PDF for a website.
Twice a day, on the commuter train, we pass a striking new tower in Sollentuna. Looking it up, we found surprisingly little: a PDF brochure and a two-minute video. So we asked what a premium residence should give the people deciding on it, and, with our hands free, whether AI could build it.
- What we did
Only public material, AI in the middle of it.
From the brochure, the renders and the published facts we built a scroll story, 70 home pages and a picker that lights any floor of the real render. Seniors audited the sources and deployed; middles built the site with Claude Code; AI made the films, the aerial and the views.
- The outcome
Half the time, and a clear line where AI stopped.
A project like this used to take us two months at least; this one took four weeks. AI took the repetitive work and fixed a wrong render on request, but no prompt could redraw the building faithfully or split it into homes you can pick. Those 53 shapes were traced by hand.

