On Vesetas Street 6, Riga, a new apartment building, “Renaissance” has just been launched. The building adds to the architectural quality and landscape of Riga’s historic centre. “This is a unique project…

Construction work on the “Riga-Skulte” overpass with access roads is gradually resuming. At the same time, negotiations with the client on offset cost increases regarding constraction materials are continuing. “LNK Industries is…

The construction woThe construction work will be resumed once an agreement with the commissioning party – the Transport Department of Riga City Council – is adapted according to the current prices, due…

Annual “Shadow Day“ activities took place in Riga Palace in Kastel – place, where LNK Industries is currently doing restoration and reconstruction work. “Shadow Day” is a day, in which pupils can…

Two buildings built by LNK Industries, each in their category, have received first place in the “Latvian Construction Annual Award 2021”. To add, the LNK Industries’ project manager earned the highest rating…

To mark the completion of structurally and technologically fundamental construction works, a celebration of the rafters has been held for modern student hotels at 8 and 12 Jelgavas Street in Riga, in…

In the construction of the oldest convent (kastel) part of Riga Castle, the basement reconstruction project is nearing completion. Engineering communications have already been established in the basement, waterproofing works have been…

Concreting of 40 sections of span structures has been completed at the ambitious infrastructure project in Sarkandaugava – the Riga-Skulte railway overpass. The construction of the overpass is progressing according to the…

The largest private multifunctional sports complex “LNK Sporta Parks” is under construction in Valdlauči, on the bank of the Daugava River, on a 65 000 m2 area. The complex will include three…

In the next summer, LNK Industries will hand over a new, modern, animal-friendly premises with an area of 75 m2 for the accommodation of homeless cats to the Small Animal Shelter of…