Design
Documentation, specification and kit list. You buy the materials yourself.
Technology and kitStandard materials.
Standard materials.
Many homes.
A home is made up of clear groups of components. By changing their combination, sizes and quantity, we get different outlines, volumes and numbers of storeys within one system.
Three structural systems.
First we choose the structure for the load, the plot and the country. Then the extent of the team's involvement.
Frame
Eco Frame
Timber frame. Envelope layers, insulation and details are set by the documentation of the chosen model.
Solid
Solid CLT
Solid CLT panels. Structure, connections and assembly are checked for the load, the plot and the country.
Standard kit
CLT Light
A lightweight solution for a standard kit. Calculations, details and manufacture are confirmed for each project.
One material basis. Different combinations.
Eight groups of materials. Exact sections, volumes and grades are set by the working design.
GLT
Glulam beams and posts
Portal frames and load-bearing frame.
CLT
Cross-laminated panels
Floor, walls, ceiling and intermediate floor.
Timber
Frame and battens
Base frame, facade and roof substructure.
Insulation
Thermal envelope
Floor, walls and roof — thickness as per design.
Membranes
Vapour, wind and moisture protection
Protection of the structure and sealing.
Envelope
Facade, roof, windows, doors
The external appearance and protection of the house.
Connections
Fasteners and metal connectors
Assembly and fixing of components.
Add-ons
Building services and fit-out
Bathroom, utility unit, partitions, furniture.
Five footprints. Twenty volumes.
What stays the same is the family of materials, the component types and the logic of the connections. What changes from house to house is the footprint, number of storeys, roof profile, openings and cutting plan.
5house outlines
2roof profiles
1–2storeys
20volumes
From design to an accepted kit.
Materials from different suppliers are brought together in one logistics hub, packed in assembly order and arrive on the plot as a single kit.
1
Specification
We agree the design version, the list of elements and the material requirements.
2
Procurement
We match items against supplier offers. Substitutions are agreed before ordering.
3
Manufacturing
We produce components to the drawings and inspect each batch.
4
Kitting
We number the elements and pack them in assembly order.
5
Delivery
We agree the route, site access, unloading and storage.
6
Acceptance
We check that the kit is complete and in good condition before assembly starts.
You choose where our work ends.
Every quote includes three prices by estimate section: materials only, a weathertight shell on your plot, and a turnkey house.
House kit
Materials and numbered components to the agreed specification, with delivery.
Kit + assembly
Kit, delivery and assembly of the shell on your plot to the agreed scope.
Turnkey
Design, materials, building services, finishing and handover of the house within the scope of the contract.
Foundations, lifting equipment, windows, building services and finishing are included in the supply only when explicitly included in the offer and the contract.
From material to house. And on to the next use.
Every element has a code, a place in the specification and a history. This makes maintenance, repair and reuse of components easier.