Woodberg Oy is a construction firm headquartered in Helsinki, Finland. The company specialises in urban wooden construction, focusing particularly on residential buildings that make innovative use of timber materials. One notable example is the As Oy Laajasalon Greija project, which involved transforming the site of a former grocery store in the Yliskylä area of Helsinki into a townhouse with six apartments and a dedicated storage building. This structure employs thick CLT (cross-laminated timber) elements and exposes the wood surface in the interiors, reflecting Woodberg Oy’s emphasis on both material quality and architectural impact. The total floor area of this project is 522 square metres, with a total built volume just under 4,000 cubic metres.
Another recent venture with Woodberg Oy’s involvement is the four-storey Asunto-osakeyhtiö Haagan project in Etelä-Haaga, Helsinki, realised together with Puurakentajat Group Oy. This further demonstrates the firm’s focus on multi-storey wooden housing in urban environments.
Woodberg Oy manages both architectural and project planning duties in its builds, often collaborating with consulting engineers such as Koski Consulting Oy and other specialists. The company’s approach centres on context-sensitive infill and redevelopment, typically repurposing underused sites within the city. As a result, Woodberg Oy is considered a practical contributor to Helsinki’s evolving urban landscape, providing specific and technically advanced timber solutions rather than generic volume construction. No further organisational history or financial numbers are publicly available beyond what is reported from its official web presence and recent project documentation.