We derived our considerations from the automotive industry. The buzzword is “plug and play. ” What does this mean? We design and plan our modules so that they can be placed almost anywhere in the building and in this way the technical connections always work.

This is also an aspect that in turn benefits shorter project lifetimes, improves quality and ultimately reduces construction costs. Our customers benefit from this by buildings with a short construction phase.

The potential of modular construction especially unfolds in the planning of entire residential districts or mixed-use properties. The economies of scale of modular design lead customers to be better profitability.

Modular housing concepts offer solutions for almost all forms of living.

Whether student housing or family accommodation, whether retirement homes or apartments for single people. In principle, modular concepts can be developed for almost all types of living.

Maybe you are thinking about the construction kits that you played with as a child. Even back then, completely different designs could be implemented with a number of different modules. We take advantage of just this fact. If we deal with specific locations, we will use the existing modular system and create a perfect building solution for the respective location. In this way, people and their usage requirements are our main focus once again.

Modular building concepts are quickly available in a number of ways. The construction time is significantly shortened, and the time required for the part of the building above ground amounts to a few weeks and when it comes to large building complexes, the construction period amounts to a few months. By making use of the existing planning modules, the planning time is significantly reduced. This significantly shortens the overall project duration. The capital commitment is shorter, less personnel costs, construction costs decrease, in short, the project becomes “affordable”. While the terrain is being prepared on the construction site or the basements are being built, the production of the building modules is underway at the manufacturing plant. As soon as the construction site has been approved for erecting the building, the modules are delivered.

Germany alone has a forest area of around 11.1 million hectares, which is around 30% of the total cultivated area. The wood supply in our forests is around 3.4 billion cubic metres. These forests alone extract over 600,000 tons of CO² from the atmosphere every day. This corresponds roughly to the amount produced per second by three drivers per year. To produce one tonne of wood, trees remove around 1.9 tonnes of climate-damaging CO² from the atmosphere and store 500 kg of carbon.

If we use wood to manufacture our modules and reforest at the same time, the carbon stored in the wood and thus the corresponding CO² equivalent is withdrawn from the atmosphere during the useful life of the wood. As a result, the use of wood counteracts the accumulation of CO² and thereby the greenhouse effect.
Good side effect: We create a healthy indoor climate and rooms where you can feel good.

Concrete is undoubtedly the most widely used material in the age of modern and postmodern architecture. This is due, among other things, to its high flexibility in terms of design forms and structural engineering capabilities. Concrete has a high compressive strength and a corresponding tensile strength to withstand natural forces. During its entire life cycle, concrete requires only minimum maintenance and is also highly resistant to biotic and abiotic decay. The most important property, however, is its fire resistance.

The conventional pouring of in-situ concrete on the construction site requires the mobilisation of building materials, supports, formwork, scaffolding and labour. This requires long construction times and therefore often results in an increased construction budget. Since the construction activity is carried out outdoors, this makes quality control more difficult, which can often result in reworking, causing project costs to skyrocket and time management to falter. That is why we use prefabricated concrete modules for our modular construction.

The concept of hybrid construction combines the best properties of both materials for an optimised result. Functions and areas that require high strength and have to be water and moisture resistant, such as the kitchen and bathroom, are preferably cast in concrete. On the other hand, wooden modules are suitable for bedrooms and lounges due to their pleasant atmosphere features.