Next House

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Next House was a Swedish company working in the field of construction of houses. The company was founded in 2007 by Thomas Mårtensson.

Mission

Next House developed, promoted and sold homes until it was sold to 32Group in March 2011.^[1] ambition of the company was to make homes greener and more energy efficient by improving energy use, material selection, and transportation. With the participation of award-winning architects and engineers, Next House had developed a new concept within the construction industry, in which they delivered the homes as well as complete study kits.

Reception

The company received media attention both in Sweden and in international media. Next House has appeared in over 200 articles in newspapers and magazines, and a score of television channels, including the