Award-winning wooden architecture in Växjö
The new Micropower headquarters stands out for both its architecture and wooden construction. Shaped like a rotor, the office building is constructed entirely with glulam, and the load-bearing wooden structure remains visible throughout the workplace.Wood is used throughout the building - from its structural frame and façade to interior surfaces. This makes wood a defining element of the headquarters’ architecture, atmosphere and identity.
A headquarters designed for Micropower’s operations
Micropower’s Växjö headquarters brings research and development, administration, and the production of battery chargers and lithium-ion batteries together at the company’s home base.The facility was designed specifically for Micropower’s operations and future growth. Office areas connect directly with production, while shared spaces support interaction, knowledge sharing and closer collaboration across the organization.
“We are very proud to receive this recognition. Our new headquarters represents an important investment in Micropower’s future and our continued presence in Växjö. The wooden construction is an important part of the building’s distinctive character, and having the headquarters recognized with Växjö Municipality’s Wood Building Award makes this a particularly proud moment for everyone involved in the project.”- Sven Olsson, Micropower Group
Micropower thanks everyone who contributed to the design and development of the new headquarters, and Växjö Municipality for recognizing the building with the Wood Building Award 2026.
About Växjö Municipality’s Wood Building Award
Växjö Municipality presents its Wood Building Award annually to recognize outstanding building projects in which wood plays a central role in both design and construction. The award aims to promote sustainable construction and highlight architectural excellence, innovation and forward-thinking approaches to timber construction.The award recognizes projects that demonstrate the potential of wood in an exemplary way, from both an architectural and a sustainability perspective.