Amsterdam-based Finch Buildings, a company that makes high-quality modular buildings from solid wood (CLT), announced on Tuesday that it has received an investment from the Amsterdam Climate & Energy Fund (AKEF).
However, the exact information about the investment was not revealed.
With the investment from AKEF, Finch Buildings plans to develop and expand its platform and organisation.
Established by the city of Amsterdam and managed by e3 Partners, the Amsterdam Climate and Energy Fund (AKEF) invests in projects in energy transition and circularity.
Since its inception, the fund has committed more than 80 million to 34 projects.
Casper Heijsteeg, Fund Manager of AKEF, adds, “We are impressed by the innovative strength of the Finch Buildings team and are delighted that this investment will stimulate the application of modular wood construction in Amsterdam!”
Finch Building: Addressing the climate crisis
Founded by Jurrian Knijtijzer, Finch Buildings makes high-quality modular buildings from solid wood (CLT).
The company offers a range of customisable models, including cabins, studios, and office spaces, all built with eco-friendly materials and innovative technologies.
The company also prioritises comfort and functionality, creating spaces that are not only energy-efficient but also comfortable and aesthetically pleasing.
Finch Buildings builds CO2-positive, circular, and offsite, and has to date stored and saved more than 25,000 tons of CO2 in the buildings it has realised.
Jurrian Knijtijzer says, “Thanks to the support of AKEF, we can realise our vision of making sustainable living accessible to everyone more quickly. We look forward to increasing our impact in partnership with clients and continuing to lead in the transition to sustainable construction.”
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