“Treehouse Engineered by Jular” is a modular house and was developed from an innovative concept, which aims to combine design, modularity, speed and sustainability. Choosing wood as the base building material as the right option to achieve these goals. Modular wooden construction is currently becoming increasingly important in modern architecture, whether in housing, leisure and/or entertainment projects or tourism infrastructures. Prefabrication has been gaining ground compared to traditional construction, as it allows the realisation of large-scale projects with modern design and new architectural solutions, within the reach of a greater number of people, with competitive budgets and reduced timings.
Digital CatalogueWhy Choose a Modular House?
Architecture and concept
Contemporary architecture, where the use of wood as the main material provides harmonious integration with the surrounding natural space.
Quality
Use of sustainably sourced hi-tech materials with proven durability.
Sustainability
All the wood components that make up the Treehouse are PEFC (forest chain of custody) certified.
Modularity
The construction of our houses is designed module by module, with a standard size of 22 m². Treehouse's modular construction system allows, phased in time, growth of the house both in extension and height.
Speed
The standard typologies already studied allow an easy adaptation to the client's project, whether in the housing aspect or in larger projects (tourism/leisure spaces, housing, offices, schools, etc.).
Durability
The Treehouse's modular timber construction has the same durability as a traditional construction, with low maintenance costs.
Flexible Design, Perfect for Life and Work
Construction Process
From Idea to Reality, Step by Step
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FEASIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
01Survey of the project's constraints, taking into account the type of site where the installation will take place, access, transport and assembly.
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CONCEPT DEFINITION AND DESIGN
02Study of standard models and definition of the chosen typology. Drawing up graphic simulations and adapting the project to the terrain.
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DETAILED DESIGN
03The design and coordination of the project applied to the installation site begins. There are standard projects that can be submitted for licensing purposes.
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TECHNICAL DRAWING
04Review of final specifications. Finalising minor alterations (bathroom, kitchen, etc.). Completion of drawings and finalisation of the project's final figure. Start of drawings and cuts for manufacture.
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CONSTRUCTION
05All manufacturing activities (off-site) and adaptations in the field (on-site) begin.
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TRANSPORT, ASSEMBLY AND FINALISATION
06Disassembly, packaging, transport and assembly of all construction elements and project components.
