Construction of Finland's first virtually zero-energy hall was completed in May 2015. The hall was built for the Thin Sheet Centre research unit of the Häme University of Applied Sciences (HAMK) and it draws its energy primarily from energy piles and solar panels.

Uponor's radon system was installed in a detached house in Ilomantsi, completed in 1987. Previously, the radon values in the house were 1,188 becquerels. After installing the system, the radon values dropped to 83.

The wastewater from the new biopower plant will be collected in a Weholite tank designed by Uponor for the site.

The old factory building gets a new life as loft apartment building. Skanska Oy renovated the building into 23 different size and type of apartments.

The Launonen day-care centre has environmental friendly heating and storm water handling system which ensure the better environment for the children.

All solutions in the Puukuokka block, which was completed in Jyväskylä, have strived for sustainability, quality and coziness. Living comfort and energy efficiency are also ensured by radiant underfloor heating system installed in each of the block’s 186 homes.

As requested by the City of Vantaa, the Vaaralanpuisto day-care centre has been planned based on the "nearly 0 energy days" concept. Construction work for the day-care centre began in late summer 2016, and the project will be completed in July 2017. Project costs are estimated at EUR 5.4 million, and the day-care centre will accommodate about 130 children. Among the various energy production options available for the site, the City of Vantaa chose the energy pile and solar thermal collector system jointly developed by Uponor and Ruukki.

Housing company Hottonia located in Olari, Espoo, had a successful renovation that was finished in September 2018. Everything went according to time schedule and the result was excellent. The renovation was carried out with prefabricated solution Reno Port cassette.

Roihu 2016 – the 7th International Finnjamboree organised by Suomen Partiolaiset - Finlands Scouter ry, was held at the Evo campsite in Hämeenlinna on 20–28 July 2016. A camp for 17,100 people was built in a forest area owned by Metsähallitus. Some 3,000 participants arrived from abroad – from about 40 different countries. Uponor delivered 7,600 metres of pipes to the area. The pipes were used to supply clean water and to lead grey water away from the area in a controlled manner.

PowerPark's indoor karting hall became a functional and comfortable multipurpose hall when concrete replaced the asphalt floor and an energy-efficient and cost-effective Uponor Quattro floor heating system was installed underneath.

An 8-storey apartment is rising in a former bank district in Lahti. The target will contain 265 apartments and is designed by A1 Arkkitehdit Oy and will be built by Nuorisosäätiö. There are 256 rental apartments reserved for students on floors 2-7. Uponor R2I blocks will be installed in all of the student-apartments in connection with bathroom and kitchen elements. Aleksi 5 is the first new destination in which R2I blocks are being delivered and in which sound-absorbing Decibel drains are used.