Built for the way you think about a house.
Light, calm rooms, ready sooner.
A dry build means no waiting for blockwork to cure. Walls go up straight and stay straight, so your kitchen, wardrobes and tiles fit the way they were drawn.
Bright, open rooms with fewer supporting walls
Quiet, warm spaces all year round
One team from first sketch to finished shell
Selected projects
All projects
Family house, Co. WicklowEngineered timber
[PROJECT NAME]Steel frame
Attic roomEngineered timber
Journal
Details, site notes and the reasons behind how we build.
Choosing a system · [DATE]
Steel or timber: which frame suits your plot?
Ground, budget, spans and finish. The questions we ask before we draw a single wall.
Detailing · [DATE]How we protect a steel frame wall from fire
Board layers, joints and junctions, and why simple details work best.
Materials · [DATE]What makes a curved glulam beam possible
Laminating timber in thin layers lets us bend it, and keeps it strong.
From first sketch to keys
Step 1Design togetherYour idea, or your architect's drawings, become a frame plan.
Step 2Engineer every memberSections, spans and connections are checked and specified.
Step 3Made in the factoryParts are cut, drilled and labelled to the millimetre.
Step 4Assembled on siteA dry, accurate shell, ready for windows and interiors.
Start your house.
Athy, Co. Kildare · Tallaght, Dublin · Cavan town