Projects

Explore our project at Apogu Aiela 21, Salaspils, where we brought innovation to life with a stunning house constructed from Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT).
With a total timber volume of 90 m3 and a spacious area of 268 m2, this project showcases the beauty and sustainability of timber construction. Our team meticulously detailed the wooden structures, utilizing purchased parts to meet the project's requirements.
Experience the seamless blend of modern design and eco-friendly materials in this exceptional CLT house.

• Timber consumption: 90 m³
• Total area: 268 m²

ODDIN played a pivotal role in the construction of the "Elemental Business Center," focusing specifically on metal constructions to enhance the structural integrity and aesthetic appeal of the building. Our scope encompassed a range of elements, including facades, parapets, staircase constructions, and the frame of the technical room situated on the roof, with meticulous attention to detail evident in our workshop drawings.

• 306 tons of steel structures
• Each building total area: 1495 m²

At ODDIN, we had the opportunity to contribute to a project in Oslo, Norway, involving the construction of two interconnected buildings—one dedicated to manufacturing and the other serving as office space. Our role encompassed the complete design of both structures, each tailored to specific requirements.

• 114.8 tons of steel structures
• Total area: 2305 m²

In Riga, Latvia, ODDIN.DESIGN contributed to a project by adding a steel-glass roof to an existing building. This effort showcased our expertise in handling detailed designs, especially in creating workshop drawings for the roof's complex curves. Every part of the roof was carefully planned to ensure the glass panels fit well, emphasizing our attention to detail.

• 6 tons of steel structures
• Total area: 140 m²

ODDIN proudly contributed to the expansion of Vilnius Airport, a project that enhances the functionality and aesthetics of one of Lithuania's most crucial transportation hubs. The addition to the passenger terminal, with its intricate design and engineering, stands as a beacon of our expertise in architectural engineering.
This extension, with a total steel structure weight of 865 tons, including 620 tons for the main building and 245 tons for the external canopies, covers a substantial area of 8361 m². The project's primary purpose was to augment the passenger terminal, offering expanded facilities and improved experiences for travelers.

• 865 tons of steel structures
• Total area: 8361 m²