LVsiden

LVsiden is a fictional district and cultural quarter in the coastal city of Solheim. It sits on the northern waterfront and integrates residential blocks, small offices, and public spaces in a walkable street grid, with promenades and green parks as defining features.

The area was historically industrial, with warehouses and shipyards dating to the 19th century. Redevelopment began in the 1990s as part of Solheim’s urban renewal program, transforming the harborfront into a mixed-use area while preserving select historic structures.

Geographically, LVsiden covers about 2.5 square kilometers and has a resident population around 11,000. The district hosts a diverse mix of families, students, and professionals, and includes a small marina along the LV River and several lookout points along the shore.

The local economy centers on creative industries, hospitality, and small-scale manufacturing. Notable institutions include the LV Academy of Arts, the LV Theatre, and Crescent Market, a weekend bazaar. Events such as the LV Summer festival and regular outdoor concerts attract visitors from across Solheim.

LVsiden is served by an urban tram line, several bus routes, and an extensive cycle network. A pedestrianized riverfront and limited car access prioritize foot traffic and sustainable travel.

Contemporary landmarks such as the Solar Atrium, the Wave Park, and the LV Gate reflect the district’s blend of preserved industrial architecture and modern design.