Save Ukraine Center for Integrated Social Services
Location: Irpin, Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine
Public Sector Project Owner: Irpin City Council
Operator: Charitable Fund Save Ukraine
Project Lead: m2impact
Size: 10 000 m²
Development and design of a pioneering, energy self-sufficient social services and rehabilitation center in Irpin, in collaboration with the Charitable Fund Save Ukraine and Irpin City Council.
The project is designed to support some of the most vulnerable groups affected by the war, including returned children from Russian captivity, disabled orphans, internally displaced persons, and veterans.
The center integrates foster homes, housing for patronage families, social dormitories, and community spaces into a unified environment that promotes recovery, safety, and long-term social resilience.
Combining wooden construction, advanced environmental technologies, and self-sufficient energy systems, the project introduces a new standard for socially oriented infrastructure. Dual-purpose civil shelters are integrated into the design, supporting both safety and everyday use.
In cooperation with:
Honka, SWECO Finland, ISKU, Moduls, Casagrande Laboratory, National Union of Ukrainian Architects, National Aviation University NAU
Mobile Green Concrete Precast Element Factory MEREFA
Location: Merefa, Kharkiv Region, Ukraine
Public Sector Project Owner: Merefa City Council
The Merefa mobile precast element factory is developed as a scalable infrastructure solution for rapid, low-carbon reconstruction in the Kharkiv region.
The facility enables industrial-scale production of precast concrete elements for social housing and public infrastructure, supporting the long-term resettlement of internally displaced populations.
A key innovation lies in the use of recycled materials from war-damaged buildings and industrial side streams, significantly reducing environmental impact through circular economy principles.
By combining Finnish precast technology with local capacity-building, the project strengthens regional production capabilities and supports resilient reconstruction at scale.
In cooperation with:
Elematic Oyj, Tecwill Oy, Polarmatic Oy, SWECO Finland, Casagrande Laboratory, O.M. Beketov National University of Urban Economy, National Union of Ukrainian Architects
Mobile Precast Element Factory BLAGO
Location: Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine
Private Sector Project Owner: Blago Developers
Developed in partnership with Blago Developers, this project establishes a high-capacity precast element production facility for rapid housing delivery.
The factory is designed to respond to urgent housing needs by enabling efficient, industrialized construction processes using advanced prefabrication methods.
By introducing modern production systems, the project supports the expansion of resilient housing solutions and strengthens local construction capacity.
In cooperation with:
Honka, SWECO Finland, ISKU, Moduls, Casagrande Laboratory, National Union of Ukrainian Architects, National Aviation University NAU
Health and Medical Rehabilitation Center INVICTUS
Location: Sofiivka, Ivano-Frankivsk Region, Ukraine
Public Sector Project Owner: Ivano-Frankivsk City Council
Developed in partnership with Blago Developers, this project establishes a high-capacity precast element production facility for rapid housing delivery.
The factory is designed to respond to urgent housing needs by enabling efficient, industrialized construction processes using advanced prefabrication methods.
By introducing modern production systems, the project supports the expansion of resilient housing solutions and strengthens local construction capacity.
In cooperation with:
Honka, SWECO Finland, ISKU, Moduls, Casagrande Laboratory, National Union of Ukrainian Architects, National Aviation University NAU
Rehabilitation Centre PISOCHYN
Location: Pisochyn, Kharkiv Region, Ukraine
Public Sector Project Owner: Pisochynska United Territorial Community of Kharkiv Region, Ukraine
Size: 6000 m²
The Pisochyn Rehabilitation Centre is a 6,000 m² medical and rehabilitation facility designed for children with special educational needs, people with disabilities, and war veterans.
The center includes specialized rehabilitation infrastructure, including a swimming pool, to support physical recovery and long-term care.
Developed in cooperation with the O.M. Beketov National University of Urban Economy, the project contributes to strengthening regional healthcare and social support systems.
In cooperation with:
O.M. Beketov National University of Urban Economy
Underground School PISOCHYN LYCEUM
Location: Pisochyn, Kharkiv Region, Ukraine
Public Sector Project Owner: Pisochynska United Territorial Community of Kharkiv Region, Ukraine
Capacity: 600 children in two shifts
The Pisochyn Lyceum underground school is designed as a dual-purpose facility combining education and civil protection.
With capacity for 600 students operating in two shifts, the facility ensures continuity of education in conditions where safety risks remain high.
The structure provides nuclear-level protection while functioning as a fully operational learning environment, integrating safety with everyday use.
In cooperation with:
O.M. Beketov National University of Urban Economy
Underground school ROHANSK
Location: Rohansk, Kharkiv Region, Ukraine
Public Sector Project Owner: Rohansk settlement territorial community of Kharkiv district
Capacity: 500 children in two shifts
The Rohansk underground school provides a protected learning environment for up to 500 children, operating in two shifts.
Like other underground school projects, it functions as a dual-purpose civil shelter with a high level of protection, ensuring both safety and continuity of education.
The project forms part of a broader effort to rebuild essential public infrastructure in frontline communities.
In cooperation with:
O.M. Beketov National University of Urban Economy
Primary Healthcare Center ROHANSK
Location: Rohansk, Kharkiv Region, Ukraine
Public Sector Project Owner: Rohansk settlement territorial community of Kharkiv district
Regional healthcare center for Rohan and Vilkhivska territorial communities.
The Rohansk Primary Healthcare Center is designed as a regional medical hub serving the Rohansk and Vilkhivska communities.
The project strengthens access to essential healthcare services in an area heavily impacted by the war, supporting both immediate and long-term community needs.
In cooperation with:
O.M. Beketov National University of Urban Economy, the center contributes to rebuilding local healthcare capacity.