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The project improved the energy efficiency of three properties and reduced carbon emissions by installing air-to-water heat pumps alongside district heating, setting up a solar panel system on the rooftops, and investing in demand-based control and energy flexibility.

The goal of the investment was to increase the use of renewable energy in the building and reduce CO₂ emissions. These targets were achieved by utilizing cooling energy from the building’s cooling system through heat pumps for heating, installing air-to-water heat pumps alongside the existing district heating system, and enhancing demand-based ventilation control.

The task was to determine the constructability and costs of the logistics centre to be built on the property, taking into account the user’s needs. Another special feature was the development possibilities of the plot’s connections – how can the challenging elevation of the plot be improved to suit the needs of the logistics centre?

A significant number of residential apartment buildings will be completed in the near future in the growing Kera area of Espoo, making it essential to provide residents with functional parking solutions.

Natural Resources Institute Finland builds well-being and a sustainable future from renewable natural resources. Therefore, the new research barn must enable international-level scientific research in Finland. The special feature was to find a balance between the specific needs and costs of the study, while at the same time emphasizing the responsibility of construction.

The iconic shopping centre will be transformed into a relaxed, cosy and inviting oasis of leisure and work that you want to return to. The goal-oriented development of Kolmikulma requires the management of the whole. A special feature is to combine the modification of the property’s facelift with capex repairs, BREEAM certification and alterations to commercial premises, taking into account the uninterrupted use of the shopping centre.

A lively shopping centre requires commercial premises projects to be managed smoothly towards their goals. A special feature is ensuring that the current operations of the premises are uninterrupted, a prerequisite for which is reliable schedule management.

In connection with the centralisation of health functions in the wellbeing services county, the conversion of the facilities of the current Rauma Hospital and Rauma City Health Station into health and social services centre operations will be investigated.

The hot hospital project is a major investment in the development of healthcare infrastructure, the aim of which is to provide the residents of the area with more high-quality, diverse and easily accessible health services. The new Hot Hospital will be designed to take into account modern healthcare needs, patient safety and environmental aspects.