With extensive international experience and expertise from the UK and USA, Nordic Homes is one of the largest manufacturers of wooden frame structures – wooden panels and modules – in the Baltic countries. Since its foundation in 2010, Nordic Homes has completed more than 120 projects in Latvia, the UK, Denmark (Faroe Islands) and Sweden with a total of more than 52,000 m² GLA (Gross Leasable Area).
Contact usWood is increasingly being used as the primary building material for a wide range of architectural masterpieces due to its relative lightness, durability, flexibility and variety of possible shapes. Modules are delivered to site fully fitted with modern furniture, wiring and plumbing, interior and exterior finishes.
Nordic Homes was founded in 2010 as a privately owned manufacturer of panel houses. Today, the company has grown to a team of 135 employees who annually deliver more than 12,000 square metres of multi-storey wooden frame houses in its target markets of Sweden, the Faroe Islands, Iceland, the UK and Germany.
The experience we have gained is now helping our customers in challenging regions such as the Faroe Islands and Iceland, where high wind speeds, heavy rainfall and seismic activity prevail.
Our focus is on a tailor-made approach that allows us to create outstanding buildings that respect the vision of the architects, but with all the benefits of prefabrication and with sustainability aspects in mind.
By delivering architecture and technical design projects to our manufacturing clients we implement the extensive knowledge of modular and prefabricated projects delivered to-date.
In 2024 we have established a sister company SIA “NH engineering” to further specialize in providing design works to clients interested in modular technology.
We work on terms of “follow the architects vision” throughout the process and adjust the vision only by offsetting it against significant costs decrease and efficiency increase.
Learn moreExperience a “one-stop shop” for your hospitality developments – from the design on napkin till fully furnished rooms on site. Opening your hotel at least 30% sooner then with on-site built project. We have delivering 15+ student & staff accommodation and hotel projects in UK, Iceland, Germany and Latvia.
We take care of your end customer needs from the day one, focusing on high quality/sustainable materials, sound insulation, energy efficiencies and quick delivery time.
What we really excel in, is delivering unique, one-of-a kind buildings to spectacular locations!
With Residential projects we target the segment of subsidized housing under governmental programs for sustainable & green construction with focus on reaching the set out energy efficiency regulation.
Our references include projects in UK, Sweden, Faroe island and Germany. Delivered to date 20+ multi-story buildings and more than 150 detached homes and row houses.
Learn moreSIA Nordic Homes (“NH”) is committed to providing a safe, respectful working environment for all individuals with whom we interact. The following Code of Conduct is based on the underlying philosophy that we respect every individual’s right to dignity, privacy, integrity and safety as well as their right to equal and fair treatment in the work environment.
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Enjoy a one-stop shop for developing your hotel – from a sketch on a napkin to fully furnished rooms on site. Open your hotel at least 30% faster with an on-site project. We have delivered over 15 student and staff accommodation and hotel projects in the UK, Iceland, Germany and Latvia.
Our residential projects target the social housing segment in line with government programmes for sustainable and environmentally friendly construction, with a focus on compliance with energy efficiency regulations.
has signed Agreement No. 5.1.1.2.i.0/3/24/A/CFLA/002 with the Central Finance and Contracting Agency Republic of Latvia for support within the measure "Promotion of International Competitiveness" co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund.
