Modern cabin at Ål. Architect: div.A. Photo: Terje Bjørnsen
Hendug Bygg – quality builds with professional pride Focused on unique building projects in the beautiful region of Hallingdal, Hendug Bygg is driven by a simple philosophy that permeates every aspect of the business: a job worth doing is worth doing well. By Maria Sødal Vole
Building cabins and houses, mainly with high-quality, sustainably sourced wood, Hendug’s primary focus is delivering quality work. The company has a fitting name – hendug is a local word meaning handy, practical, to be good with one’s hands. Benefitting from a diverse network of skilled architects and interior designers, Hendug has become the go-to building company for complex and unique projects across the Hallingdal region. “We don’t have a specific concept that we deliver to every customer, we adapt to each project according to the relevant needs, wishes, and requirements,” says Hendug Bygg’s manager, Morten 50
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Issue 177
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April 2025
Gjeldokk. “Our goal is to ensure that our customers have a good experience with us, both during the construction process and in the operation, maintenance, and use of the building.” Cabin in the stavlaft tradition, Geilo. Architect: Støre Arkitekter. Photo: Terje Bjørnsen
With the main office and production hall located in the mountain village of Ål in the traditional district of Hallingdal, Hendug benefits from many years of local experience. The team has valuable insight on topography, climate, and building traditions in the area, and this local expertise is key when it comes to building quality cabins that are durable and can withstand adverse weather. “Having a deep knowledge and understanding of Hallingdal, the climate, and weather conditions is crucial,” Gjeldokk explains. “When building in a particular area, it’s important to consider the solutions and the type of architecture that will suit the climate best and ensure that the build will last.” Hendug has achieved central approval in the Building Application Regulations, a quality scheme certifying the profes-