Fidell is engaged as project manager for a comprehensive tenant adaptation within the Telestaden project in Farsta, an area known for both its historical connection to Televerket and its unique cultural heritage. The project combines new construction with adaptations of existing buildings that hold significant cultural and historical value. These buildings, constructed in 1969 and awarded the prestigious Kasper Salin Prize, are now classified as "blue-listed," marking their special significance from a cultural heritage perspective. Therefore, the project requires careful planning to balance modern needs with respect for the past.

As project manager, Fidell is responsible for overseeing the project from procurement to handover. This means ensuring that the project adheres to the timeline while simultaneously meeting the needs of all stakeholders, from the client to operational staff and contractors. A key part of the process is establishing effective communication between all parties to foster collaboration and address any challenges smoothly.

What makes this project unique is the dual challenge of modernizing the buildings for contemporary use without compromising their historical and cultural values. This requires a well-thought-out balance between innovation and preservation, which, in turn, underscores the importance of Fidell's role as project manager.