Projects

In the heart of Akureyri, Iceland, ODDIN lent its expertise to the creation of a commercial building at Sjafnargata 1A. The project posed a unique challenge: the development of intricate facade systems that demanded innovative engineering solutions.

• 118 tons of steel structures
• Total area: 1379 m²

Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Sveitarfélagið Ölfus, Iceland, ODDIN proudly contributed its engineering ingenuity to the construction of the "VAXA Nutrition" building. This project presented a unique set of challenges: intricate architectural designs seamlessly blending concrete and metal frames, creating a harmonious fusion of form and function.

• 240 tons of steel structures
• Total area: 1583 m²

ODDIN proudly contributed to the realization of a striking additional building for a commercial center located at Austursíða 2, 603 Akureyri, Iceland.
Our team tackled unique challenges, particularly in the architectural development of the facade, which involved intricate aluminum bars and stained glass elements. With a total tonnage of 13.8t and covering an area of 386m2, our engineers executed a complete design of the metal frame, ensuring structural integrity and aesthetic appeal.

• 13.8 tons of steel structures
• Total area: 386 m²

At Einhella 1 in Hafnarfjörður, Iceland, we tackled a distinctive challenge: melding a robust metal frame with reinforced concrete walls. Our expertise shone as we seamlessly integrated these elements, ensuring structural integrity and durability.
Harmonizing a metal framework with reinforced concrete demanded intricate planning. We excelled in developing specialized crane structures, adding a layer of complexity to the project.

• 150 tons of steel structures
• Total area: 2324m²

Nestled in Hafnarfjörður, Iceland, the Commercial Complex stands as a testament to ODDIN's engineering finesse. Within this vibrant project, challenges were met with innovative solutions, transforming ordinary spaces into extraordinary feats of design.
The complexities were manifold. Crafting the mezzanine required inventive approaches, while the intricate layout demanded meticulous planning. Narrow frames, instead of limitations, became opportunities for creative ingenuity.

• 275 tons of steel structures