Industrial production of individual buildings.
A cooperation wih "Digitales Bauen Karlsruhe".

digitales bauen is a new planning method that disassembles individual architectural drafts and technical building concepts systematically into modules. These modules are then integrated and comprehensively defined along the lines of industrial production processes.

Buildings are up to 80% repetitions.

The "digital building" method considers buildings primarily as a logistical task. In contrast to for example vehicle manufacture and engineering, the production while still in part mechanical is subject to changing conditions (site).

Basically, building design involves detailing, arranging and managing a number of similar components parts. Given a number of manageable number of single components up to 80% of a whole building can be illustrated in this way. So buildings are basically "repeat constructions" and the same also applies to the installation sequences, maintenance and service cycles.

We program the "gene code" of buildings

With "digital building" the repition within an individual building's design are established and integrated without affecting the original character of the planning concept. A so-called "gene code" of the building emerges, resulting in the most efficient construction or conversion specification possible for that building.

The efficiency of these specifying, consulting, construction and operating procedures provide significant improvements over conventional planning methods, with integrated planning procedures realising very real benefits to the planning process and overall quality improvement.