• Organized by the Estonian Woodhouse

Association in cooperation with Estonian

Wooden Houses Cluster

• Pre-Fab House of the Year contest is an

annual event which aim is to recognize

the best wooden prefabricated houses

and promote wooden construction as a

whole.

• Contest is held since 2010

• Houses presented to the contest have to

be factory-built in Estonia with the main

construction manufactured from wood

• Previous winners:

• 2017 Puitpaneel/EstHus OÜ

• 2016 Kodumaja AS

• 2015 Nordic Houses KT OÜ

• 2013 Akso Haus OÜ

• 2012 Matek AS

• 2011 Kodumaja AS

• 2010 Matek AS

• Cube House OÜ

• EstHus OÜ

• EstNor OÜ

• Finnlog OÜ

• Greencube OÜ

• Happy Home (HH Prefab OÜ)

• Hobbiton Home OÜ

• Huuden OÜ

• Kodumaja

• Matek AS

• Mountain Loghome OÜ

• Nord Homes OÜ

• Nordic Houses KT OÜ

• Q-haus Baltic OÜ

• Ritsu AS

• Saare Erek AS

• Saulerman OÜ

• Sense OÜ

• Timbeco Woodhouse OÜ

• Welement AS

• Vipson Projekt OÜ

Apartment buildings in Norway

Total area: 8606 m²

Architect: Steinar Andreassen (Spir Arkitekter AS)

Engineer: Kodumaja Projekteerimise OÜ

Year: 2017

Photos: Jesper Snekkestad

Awarded by:

Handcrafted log house in Estonia

Total area: 157 m²

Architect: Kristjan Prii

Engineer: Marko Teder

Year: 2016

• AkzoNobel special award for the best

color solution

• VELUX special award for the best lighting

solution

• Monier special award „Best tile-roof on a

pre-fab house“Awarded by:

Photo: Tõnu Tunnel

Summer house in Estonia

Total area: 111,7 m²

Architect: Liis Sagadi

Engineer: Aivar Praakel

Year: 2016

Photo: Marina Suvoroff

Awarded by:

Garden house in Estonia

Total area: 6,5 m²

Architect: Martti Kalamees

Engineer: Martti Kalamees

Year: 2017

Photos: Martin Puusep

Awarded by:

Facade elements for a shopping center in

Norway

Total area: 3500 m²

Architect: AMB Arkitekter

Engineer: Alar Oinus, Erkki Aug

Year: 2017

Awarded by:

Private house in Estonia (from CLT)

Total area: 179 m²

Architect: HH Prefab OÜ, Rait Kallus

Engineer: Indrek Mäe

Year: 2017

Awarded by:

Warehouse and office building in Sweden

Total area: 1800 m²

Architect: Annika Hedeblom (KaKa Arkitekter AB)

Engineer: Kristjan Tepner

Year: 2017

• ESSVE special award

Awarded by:

Photos: XL-Studios OÜ

University of Technology student home’s

renovation project

Total area: 4323 m²

Architect: Magnar Meinart

Engineer: Dina Lavrenchuk, Tanel Nurk

Year: 2017

Awarded by:

Photo: XL-Studios OÜ

Ski resort guest house in Norway

Total area: 580 m²

Architect: Gina Hoelfeldt Lund

Engineer: Jaroslav Polovnikov

Year: 2017

Awarded by:

Photos: Steinar Bleken

Private house in Estonia

Total area: 257,1 m²

Architect: Eneli Markvart

Engineer: Vallo Goroško

Year: 2015

Awarded by:

Photo: Maris Tomba

Upside Down House in Estonia

Total area: 150 m²

Architect: Indrek Taukar

Engineer: Tõnu Kattai

Year: 2017

Photo: XL-Studios OÜ

The contest is supported by European Regional Development Fund within the EAS cluster development program.