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MONUM will develop water management networks in Riga 01.11.2020
On December 10, 2020, MONUM, as the leading member of the general partnership PS “Vide MONUM”, entered into an agreement with SIA “Rīgas ūdens” on the expansion of water management networks in Imanta and Beberbeķi.
Photo: A modern school building complex has been built in Sigulda 20.10.2020
This summer, MONUM completed work on an ambitious project, which resulted in a new and modern school building complex with a total area of more than 5,500 square metres located in Sigulda.
The wood chip boiler house opened in Valmiera 14.10.2020
On 14 October, the wood chip boiler house at 1 Dakstiņu Street, Valmiera was opened. The new boiler house, which has been built as an environmentally friendly heat supply system, will start operating this heating season.
The Sigulda Culture Centre is among the most energy efficient buildings in Latvia 24.09.2020
The Sigulda Culture Centre (Sigulda Devon) reconstructed by MONUM was ranked second in the nomination for the “Most Energy Efficient Public Building in Latvia 2020” within the competition for the Most Energy Efficient Building in Latvia.
Rental houses in Valmiera among Latvia’s most valuable buildings 04.09.2020
This unique project involves the construction of the first rental houses in Latvia commissioned by the local government, which solve the housing stock shortage problem in the city.
Valmieras īres nami starp vērtīgākajām ēkām Latvijā 04.09.2020
2. septembrī konkursa "Ilgtspējība arhitektūrā, būvniecībā, dizainā 2020" apbalvošanas ceremonijā MONUM būvētie Valmieras īres nami ierindoti godpilnajā trešajā vietā nominācijā "Ilgtspējīgākā ēka".
Rental Houses in Valmiera among Latvia’s most valuable buildings 04.09.2020
On 2 September, during the award ceremony of the contest Sustainability in Architecture, Construction and Design 2020, the Rental Houses in Valmiera built by MONUM were awarded the 3rd prize.
Reconstruction and modernisation of border crossing point Terehova continues 01.09.2020
Major reconstruction and modernisation work continues at the Latvian-Russian border crossing point Terehova, which is the busiest in the country.
