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Why modular

Modern, fast, economical and independent.

No permitsNo foundations ModernFastEconomicalIndependent

Small enough to stay outside the heavy permits, affordable enough that you do not have to buy it from a bank, and made fast enough to use this season rather than the next one.

A finished module lifted into place by a crane

01

As good as a house that stands still

Small architecture buildings can be every bit as well made and as reliable as individual houses. A permanent building, for as long as you want it to be permanent. A module can be moved, sold, or joined with a second one. Permits are often not needed at all, or only minimally.

02

It arrives finished, not as a shell

A modular cabin comes fitted out: interior finishes, electricity, plumbing, and even the furniture. It is installed in a day and ready to use. It is not a box you then spend a year finishing yourself.

03

Built dry

In a controlled factory the chance of a mistake is incomparably smaller than it is outdoors. The process and the materials never meet the weather until the building is complete.

04

The price stops growing

Standardised processes and production indoors. Ventilation, heating, lighting and the rest of the engineering are designed and installed at the same time, not bolted on later by somebody else.

05

A smaller footprint, and not only on paper

Fewer materials, less waste, a smaller CO2 footprint. No cement and no EPS. The materials are chosen to be as sustainable as we can make them. Even the foundations and the services are simpler and cheaper.

06

It can change its mind later

Needs change. A module can be moved to another place, sold on, or extended by attaching a second one. Very little of what you decide today has to be final.

07

The carbon figure comes with the building

We calculate the CO2 footprint of every building to EN 15978 and hand you the figures ready for a climate declaration. In Sweden that document is required by law. Everywhere else it is simply the honest answer to a fair question, and most makers cannot give it.

A building small enough to stay outside the heavy permits, affordable enough that you do not need a bank, and quick enough to use this season, not the next one.

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