Projects that make us particularly proud
NCC has many examples of buildings and infrastructure projects that have received awards or are sustainable in unique ways. Here are some examples.
Apartments
- A flexible one-room becomes a five-room: Vallastaden, Linköping
- Urban cultivation and community in focus: Greenhouse Augustenborg, Malmö
- Passive houses only in this neighborhood: Valla Hedberg, Kungsbacka
- The “Million program” housing become socially and environmentally sustainable: Stockholm
- The world’s northernmost passive house: Sjunde huset, Kiruna
- From 1980s student apartment to modern passive house: E2ReBuild, Oulu
Offices
- One of the Nordic region’s most sustainable commercial and office buildings: Torsplan 2, Stockholm
- Carefully designed premises promote healthy and productive employees: eXlent, Hyllie
- Innovative offices made of repurposed concrete silos: Portland Towers, Copenhagen
- The world’s most accessible office building: Danish organization for the disabled, Taastrup
- One of the world’s most innovative, green and flexible buildings: NCC headquarters, Oslo
- The office of the future is one of Stockholm’s greenest buildings: Mästerhuset, Stockholm
- A unique office that creates a strong statement and sense of well-being: Fredriksberg, Helsinki
- Scandinavia’s largest commercial building in solid wood: Valle Wood, Oslo
Schools
- Norway’s first plus-energy building: Kistefossdammen, Oslo
Infrastructure
- NoDig solution when water pipelines are refit in protected nature reserve: Karlstad
- Hospitals protected from flooding: Länssjukhus, Ryhov
- Sweden’s first overpass with an environmental classification: E4, Rotebro
- The world’s first environmentally certified land remediation according to the new requirements: Kvarnbyterassen, Mölndal
- The road that helped protect threatened animal species: Väg 76, Norrtälje
- Sweden’s first electrified road: eRoadArlanda