The article supports one late-Cold-War municipal command centre planned from 1986, finally inspected in 1989 and completed under a new/expanded municipal building in the early 1990s. It gives no area, construction morphology, shell, rock, systems, capacity or cost.
LC 90
Civilförsvarets ledningscentral från 90-talet
The complete photographic sequence is presented in its original article context, alongside the facility dossiers drawn from the same source.
Civilförsvar · 23 April 2015 · 16 photographs
What this source can support
Reviewed 15 August 2026 · geometry completeness 4/100 · Very low
The dossier honestly labels Command Uncertain and Very Low confidence, but the SEK 86.9m base simultaneously includes 1,500 m³ conditional rock excavation and a 900 m³ protected concrete structure derived from an assumed 500 m² / 5,382 ft². Without morphology evidence this can double count alternative branches. The precise base should be suppressed.
published: located beneath a municipal building; one command centre | not_published: whether rock, buried concrete or conventional basement; area; floors; shell; excavation; entry/escape; all systems quantities
command-centre function only; no technical schedule
actual morphology; interface with the building above; area and shell; protected ventilation/power/comms; access/escape
One anonymous command centre.
Replace the blended base with mutually exclusive buried-concrete and rock-cavern branches; do not publish a rankable replacement total; add above-building interface/underpinning only if recreating the original co-location; seek municipal as-built and final-account records
as-built drawings; construction morphology; area and floors; shell/rock quantities; capacity and systems; historic contract/final account
conditional alternatives are added together in the base WBS; proxy area dominates the result; current total appears more specific than the source
Facilities covered by this article
1 dossier connect the article to distinct facilities or facility groups.
Photographs from LC 90
16 photographs sourced from the original article, with captions where available.
