The main frame of the house is built using CNC-manufactured Glulam (glue- laminated timber) beams. Each structure is custom-designed for the specific project, with all connection elements precisely cut by CNC machinery to ensure accuracy and efficiency. This construction method results in a robust, quick-to-assemble frame that performs exceptionally well—even in seismic zones.
Our composite wall elements are engineered for strength, insulation, and efficiency. They are constructed by compressing and gluing exterior-grade sheathing—such as OSB or a similar material—onto an insulation core made from high-performance materials like Neopor or Rockwool. Each panel is precision-cut to fit the specific project requirements. For exterior walls, we typically use 224 mm thick elements. These consist of a 150 mm insulation core inserted between a 150 mm laminated timber frame, with an additional 74 mm layer covering the exterior of the frame. This design effectively eliminates thermal bridging, ensuring superior energy efficiency and comfort..
On the interior side, all exterior wall elements are additionally reinforced with 45 x 45 mm vertical lats. These lats serve dual purposes: they strengthen the connection between the frame and wall elements, and they provide a dedicated cavity for routing electrical installations—keeping utilities accessible without penetrating the structural insulation. Thanks to the panelized system and large uninterrupted wall surfaces, window placement is highly flexible. Openings can be positioned almost anywhere, as most of the wall area is composed of frame-free elements.
Our modern construction approach combines precision engineering with sustainable materials to deliver a superior building experience. Key advantages include:
If you'd like to learn more about our building system, services, or how we can help with your project, feel free to contact us. We're happy to answer your questions and explore how we can bring your vision to life.