Wienerberger AS, along with its three branches in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, is a part of the Wienerberger Group. The Wienerberger Group is the world’s largest manufacturer of ceramic construction blocks, bricks, and Europe’s largest producer of ceramic roof tiles, with 217 factories in 27 countries and 19,000 employees. Wienerberger AS is engaged in the production and distribution of ceramic construction materials.

Our product range includes ceramic bricks, brick tiles, paving stones, roof tiles, construction blocks, and sills, providing limitless possibilities for personalized solutions. Wienerberger’s ceramic products are modern and environmentally friendly, natural, practically maintenance-free, and exceptionally durable. Bricks are an ancient building material that has proven its worth for centuries, allowing architects to create long-lasting buildings with innovative architectural approaches that maintain their aesthetic appearance for decades.

With intelligent solutions for infrastructure and construction materials, Wienerberger shapes the cities and homes of the future. We enhance people’s quality of life by providing secure living spaces. We develop sustainable products and concepts for buildings and community infrastructures.

The images depict Wienerberger’s projects – Rotermann Quarter, Poordi 1 Business and Residential Building, Porto Franco, Mustamäe St. Mary Magdalene Church, Veerenni Quarter.

ROCKWOOL’s products are a part of Tallinn’s architecture and are suitable for all types, ages, and purposes of buildings. Educational institutions like MUBA, MURG, PERG have chosen ROCKWOOL products for their buildings to ensure a good learning environment for students. Did you know that due to outside noise, students in classrooms can’t hear up to a third of what teachers are saying?

ROCKWOOL insulation materials are unique because they not only have thermal properties but also provide excellent sound insulation and fire safety for buildings. In the modern world, people spend up to 90% of their time indoors, so comfort is essential. Buildings must not only meet architectural needs and blend into the environment but also conserve nature.

ROCKWOOL’s sustainability is reflected in our products and mission. We create products that save nature and provide comfort. ROCKWOOL products are made from a natural and most abundant mineral in the world – rock, which never runs out. Our products, mostly invisible but ensure comfort and a cleaner environment.

Whether it’s ensuring building standards through emissions reduction or improving infrastructure by using fewer resources, we ensure a better life for future generations. At the same time, our products create additional jobs in society and help achieve climate change goals without depleting natural resources.

The photos depict ROCKWOOL’s projects – Music and Ballet School MUBA, Pelgulinna State Gymnasium PERG, Mustamäe State Gymnasium MERG, and Vene teater (Russian Theatre).

Ruukki Construction manufactures steel-based building products for walls and roofs, for both commercial and residential buildings. We aim to provide high-quality products and solutions developed sustainably and meet the highest durability requirements. Our main brands are Ruukki and Plannja.

We offer facade claddings, sandwich panels for internal and external walls, load-bearing sheets, roof products, rainwater systems and solar roof solutions. Thanks to premium steel and premium coatings our steel-based building products are light, require little maintenance, and last for decades.

We are committed to developing solutions that help reduce the carbon footprint of buildings. We design products so that the minimum amount of waste generated on-site and end-of-life demolition waste can be efficiently recycled. In addition, our energy-efficient solutions can reduce building energy consumption by up to 30%. By 2026, we will be the first construction company to offer building products made from fossil-free steel.

Ruukki roof and facade profiles can be excellently combined with other construction and finishing materials, allowing for unique architectural solutions. We have a wide range of products that work well with different types of buildings and blend harmoniously with the surrounding architecture and environment, whether it’s a historic area or a modern urban space.

The photos depict the use of Ruukki roof and facade coverings in various projects: Apartment buildings on Jahu Street and Toompuiestee, Park Tondi office building, Tehasemaja – Timber Construction Competence Center at the Estonian Open Air Museum.

Since 1997, we have developed and managed a total of over 500,000 square meters of real estate projects. We have created quality environments for working, shopping and accommodation. We follow the long-term strategy: we manage the whole development cycle and we remain as property owners of the projects developed and everyday partners to our tenants.

Kapitel has been a successful business venture. We don’t take our accomplishments for granted, and we’re glad to share our successes with society.

We’ve supported the Unfinished City research project of the Estonian Academy of Arts, which analyzed Tallinn’s urban planning visions and future architectural development scenarios. We have installed various dignified sculptures in Tallinn: Three Monks in the Danish King’s Garden, Culture Wolf in front of Nordic Hotel Forum, and Äratus (Wake-Up) in Nõmme district. We financed the installation of a new lighting solution for the walls and towers of the Old Town of Tallinn, as a result of which more than 40 objects received modern facade lighting. You are invited to see the old town in a new light and listen to audio-guided stories about the old houses and town walls. 

Kapitel’s portfolio in Tallinn includes various office buildings, logistics centres, Viru Keskus, and two hotels (Nordic Hotel Forum and Tallink City Hotel). In addition, we have restored the 19th-century wooden Kõltsu manor in Laulasmaa and opened it to the public for guided tours and concerts as well as private events. 

The photos depict projects by Kapitel – Arter Quarter, Nordic Hotel Forum, Old Town lighting, Kõltsu Manor and sculptures of Three monks.

For LAUFEN, quality has two aspects: manufacturing knowledge and a high degree of practical benefit that the finished bathroom affords the customer – which is often not immediately apparent. LAUFEN, a Swiss company manufacturing products that allow water, a precious resource, to be used sparingly, demonstrates in this manner a commitment to preserving natural resources and environmentally-friendly production.

At LAUFEN, our purpose is to enrich people’s everyday lives by creating unique spaces for well-being, personal care, and health. From quality of service to the responsible way we develop and produce our products, the well-being of people and the planet is at the heart of everything we do. We work tirelessly to ensure the highest standard of technology, quality, aesthetics and functionality of all our solutions and are committed to operating more sustainability.

LAUFEN is environmentally conscious and committed to preserving natural resources. From design to production, factories, and functionality, LAUFEN employs special technologies to conserve water, make LAUFEN products easy to clean, and reduce the use of harsh chemicals in their maintenance. Many products are specifically designed to streamline the production process. LAUFEN cares about the environment.

The LAUFEN save! toilet, designed by EOOS, features a surprisingly low-tech solution to capture toxins, which treatment plants cannot prevent from reaching our rivers and seas, it could dramatically improve the sanitation industry’s environmental performance. Better still, it looks good and has already been certified for use across Europe. Read more about LAUFEN solution at https://www.laufen.com/news-stories/new-award-winning-toilet-offers-global-environmental-benefits

The photos depict LAUFEN projects – Rocca Towers and Oru Hub Hotel.