glasytan
Glasytan is a fictional urban district in the port city of Nordhaven, in the country of Scandia. Located along the harbor and backed by a residential hillside, the district blends preserved industrial heritage with contemporary housing and public space.
The name Glasytan derives from the area's historic glassworks, which operated from the late 19th century. In
Geographically, Glasytan covers about three square kilometres and centers on a waterfront promenade called the Glaspromenaden,
History: The glassworks were established in 1882 and were a major employer until the mid-20th century. After
Economy and culture: Today Glasytan hosts glass-art studios, design shops, cafes, and small offices. The area
Notable landmarks: Glas Gallery, the Glass Tower, Glas Monument, and the Glas Promenade.
Transport: The district is served by tram line 2 and multiple bus routes, with Nordhaven Central Station
Education and demographics: Glasytan has one primary school, a campus of the Scandia Design Institute, and a
Governance and planning: As part of Nordhaven municipality, Glasytan is subject to district plans balancing heritage