FRAME
Modular.
Circular.
Aesthetic.
FRAME is a patented modular building system, optimized for circular use and production. The modules are flat-packed, easy to transport, and simple to assemble by hand. FRAME is ready to meet both urgent needs and the architecture of the future.
Circular in all phases.
Each module is designed to be reused over and over again, minimizing resource use and climate impact.
The system is based on the principles of circular economy, optimized logistics (flat-pack), and local reconstruction. Frame is robust enough for long-term use, yet simple enough to be set up quickly by people with no construction background.
FRAME is a self-supporting building system where each module is constructed to be rapidly assembled and disassembled without tools, and reused time after time.
The modular design is patented and created to cause minimal environmental impact. It is a solution for everything from emergency housing to outdoor cafés and exhibitions – where every component can be reused, stored, repaired, and built up again.
This is FRAME
Modular – the system can be adapted in size, function, and appearance depending on needs.
Supports sustainability goals – contributing to circular economy, social sustainability, and reduced emissions.
Fast assembly – built by two people in a single day, without the need for heavy machinery or tools.
Movable and reusable – structures can easily be dismantled and relocated.
Circular and sustainable – built from bio-based or recycled materials, with a low climate impact.
EU pallet-adapted – optimized for transport and storage, delivered as flat pack.
Scalable – works for both small units (kiosks, storage) and larger structures (greenhouses, community halls).
Low environmental impact – requires no groundwork, excavation, or permanent foundation.
Fits any environment – from urban centers to nature reserves and sports facilities.
Temporary or permanent – the same solution can be used for both short- and long-term needs.
Low investment risk – can be reused, resold, or adapted as needs change.
Cost-efficient – minimized operating costs, high reusability, and long lifespan.
Less bureaucracy – some uses may be exempt from building permits (e.g. temporary structures).
Community-driven construction – simple enough to be built together by associations or with local labor.
Aesthetically appealing – can be designed to blend in or stand out, depending on the character of the location.