Projects

At ODDIN, we are proud to showcase our latest engineering achievement: the extension of an existing sorting and storage facility into a modern office space located on the pier of Tórshavn's port in the Faroe Islands. This project integrates a steel structure with an elegant glass façade and a uniquely complex roof design.

• 110 tons of steel structures
• Total area: 1100 m²

ODDIN is proud to be leading the construction of a state-of-the-art sports facility in Riga, Latvia. This cutting-edge basketball arena and team sports hall, located at Kr.Barona iela 99c, features a total structure weight of 440 tons, with 318 tons for the main structures and 122 tons for the façade.

• 318 tons of steel structures
• 122 tons of façade structures

ODDIN recently completed an impressive project in the heart of Jönköping, Sweden—the Quality Hotel Match. This remarkable establishment stands out with 17 floors offering breathtaking views of Lake Vättern and serves as a vibrant hub for conferences, family holidays, and social gatherings.

• Linear modules: 410 elements
• Corner modules: 120 elements

Our team executed the foundation design for a wind turbine farm park in Lithuania, adhering to strict requirements for reinforcement, with a cubic meter of concrete weighing 140 kg/m3.
The foundation comprised an average diameter of 25 meters for the round foundation part, supported by 138 piles. This project showcases our expertise in structural engineering and our ability to meet stringent specifications for renewable energy infrastructure.

• Diameter: 25 m

Discover our innovative suspended ceiling project in Salaspils, Latvia, where we seamlessly integrated timber and steel structures to create a striking architectural feature.
With a total timber volume of 16m3 and a steel weight of 350kg, covering an area of 325m2, this project showcases our expertise in both wooden and metal detailing. Despite the challenges posed by its unique geometry, our team delivered a solution that perfectly met the client's specifications.

• 350 kg of metal structures
• Timber consumption: 16 m³
• Total area: 325 m²