Dear reader,
The impact of covid on our lives is dramatic. We had to face many changes and one of them is that we can’t travel anymore. So how can we keep the business running, stay in touch with our clients and contact new potential customers?
Technology is helping us and a few days ago we had fun making a video of how would have been a “busy business day” without e-meetings. We definitely prefer “face-to-face” meetings but soon we will all get used to this new way of making business.
During one of these meetings, we presented to a client our brand new concept of a multistorey timber building: post&slab system, high flexibility, pre-fab façade, up to 20 storeys. We’ve been working on it for almost 2 years and now we’re ready! If you’re designing a multi-storey timber building, then you should consider this!
DfMA, what does it stand for? Design for Manufacture and Assembly. At Ergodomus we get the most out of it when we apply it to the timber-building sector. There is huge potential, but unfortunately, people are not aware of it. We believe that DfMA is the only way that leads to the so-called MMC, Modern Method of Construction.
The technology to build skyscrapers using concrete and steel is very well known and it has been used for decades. What about applying the same principles to the timber buildings? It’s not easy but we have invested hundreds of hours and we have succeeded.
How many tons of CO2 can we save using video-calls instead of traveling? This video shows the long “journey” made a few days ago.
How many tons of CO2 can we save using video-calls instead of traveling? This video shows the long “journey” made a few days ago.
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