Multi-unit programmes
Neighbourhoods, related house types and phased production releases.
Industrial timber delivery for investable, repeatable developments
Turn a development pipeline into a controlled timber programme.
ERGIO helps professional developers move from approved architecture and structural design to coordinated timber packages, repeatable production, phased European delivery and support through the contracted timber scope on site.
FeasibilityStandardisationProductionPhased Delivery
A manufacturing partner inside the development strategy
Protect the investment case before production begins.
The value of industrialised timber is not created by repeating an unfinished design. It comes from defining a controlled baseline, limiting variants, aligning the supply package and reserving production around a realistic construction programme.
Earlier cost visibility
Review the timber scope, material package and production implications while design decisions can still be coordinated.
Repeatable product quality
Carry approved details and controlled configurations across multiple buildings, plots or phases.
Programme-level delivery
Coordinate factory capacity, call-offs, transport and site readiness around the wider development schedule.
Developer objectivePredictable delivery without reducing architectural flexibility to a catalogue house.
The development journey
ERGIO adds control at each investment gate.
The collaboration becomes more valuable when manufacturing, materials and logistics are considered before the development reaches a late procurement stage.
Technical feasibility
Review the proposed timber system, geometry, level of prefabrication and information gaps.
- System suitability
- Preliminary supply scope
- Key technical risks
- Indicative production logic
Commercial definition
Convert the developed project into a comparable and accountable ERGIO package.
- Material inclusions
- Exclusions and interfaces
- Model and variant assumptions
- Indicative phasing
Preconstruction lock
Approve drawings, revisions, system build-ups and the information required for production.
- Acceptance drawings
- Controlled baseline
- Revision cut-off
- Capacity window
Delivery programme
Release buildings and packages in coordinated batches as the site becomes ready.
- Batch production
- Call-off schedule
- Sequenced logistics
- Assembly support
Development models
Different programmes. One controlled industrial logic.
ERGIO adapts the production and delivery strategy to the commercial structure of the development.
Multi-unit residential
Repeat approved house types across plots and phases.
Define the initial model, authorised options and site interfaces, then organise production and deliveries by unit, street, cluster or phase.
- One or more repeated house types
- Plot-specific identification
- Controlled façade and opening options
- Batch manufacturing and call-offs
Shared construction platform
Create variety without redesigning every building.
Related models can share structural grids, wall build-ups, connection principles and production details while retaining different plans or elevations.
- Common technical baseline
- Defined model matrix
- Reusable details and components
- Clear exception management
Longer delivery programmes
Align production capacity with sales, permits and site progress.
A programme can be divided into technically and commercially controlled batches, subject to agreed forecasts, release dates and capacity confirmation.
- Forecast versus confirmed call-off
- Phase-specific revisions
- Capacity planning
- Sequenced transport and assembly
Resorts and accommodation networks
Industrialise recurring units while adapting to each location.
Standard rooms, cabins or lodge families can be coordinated around local envelope requirements, foundations, transport constraints and assembly strategy.
- Repeat accommodation units
- Location-specific envelope options
- Off-season or phased delivery
- International site support
Commercial and technical optimisation
Improve value without hiding scope.
ERGIO can assess the developed project from a manufacturing perspective and identify opportunities that may reduce material use, avoid unnecessary machining, simplify variants, improve transport density or accelerate assembly.
Any change affecting architecture or structural performance remains subject to approval by the responsible project team.
Explore value engineering ↗Model proliferation
Uncontrolled model and option growth creates repeated detailing, purchasing and production complexity.
Late revisions
Changes after approval may affect ordered materials, machine data, capacity and delivery dates.
Material-rich packages
Coordinating more of the timber and envelope scope can reduce fragmented interfaces and procurement gaps.
Assembly logic
Panel size, joints, labels and package order can be adapted to the chosen site installation strategy.
Define the ERGIO package
Choose how much of the timber scope one partner should coordinate.
The commercial package is configured around the project documentation, local requirements and the delivery model.
Structural timber package
Production engineering, timber structure, panels or members, connectors, fixings, labels and controlled documentation.
Explore Timber Frame ↗Envelope package
Add agreed insulation, membranes, boards, selected claddings and joinery to the structural package.
See procurement packages ↗Integrated timber package
Combine Timber Frame, Post & Beam and custom structural components under one coordinated manufacturing scope.
See factory output ↗Delivery and assembly support
Plan transport, phased call-offs, site readiness, assembly assistance or ERGIO installation where agreed.
Explore site delivery ↗Development risk
Make critical assumptions visible before they reach the site.
Industrial production increases predictability only when approvals, interfaces, capacity and site readiness are actively controlled.
Design and structural responsibility
The partner appoints and coordinates the responsible architects and structural engineers. ERGIO details approved information for production.
Price and material assumptions
Final pricing follows the agreed scope, specifications, quantities, delivery programme and commercial validity conditions.
Production capacity
Forecasts support planning; confirmed capacity requires an agreed programme, approvals and contractual release.
Site readiness and call-offs
Access, foundations, lifting, storage and assembly resources must be confirmed before each planned dispatch.
From opportunity to occupied development
A controlled path from project submission to final phase.
Development submission
Architecture, structural concept, quantities, country, programme and intended supply scope.
Technical review
Suitability, missing information, manufacturing constraints and preliminary optimisation.
Commercial alignment
Offer, inclusions, exclusions, assumptions, phases and delivery responsibilities.
Acceptance baseline
Drawings, models, variants, materials and interfaces are reviewed and approved.
Production detailing
Each panel, beam, component and machining operation is prepared for the factory.
Pilot or first release
The first unit or batch validates the controlled configuration before repetition.
Batch manufacturing
Buildings are released according to the confirmed capacity and call-off programme.
Phased site delivery
Packages arrive identified and sequenced, with agreed assembly and technical support.
Project readiness
What ERGIO needs to evaluate a development seriously.
Early discussions can begin from developed architecture, but a detailed and reliable quotation depends on coordinated technical information.
- Architectural drawings and schedules
- Structural design and calculations
- IFC, DWG or coordinated 3D model where available
- Wall, floor and roof performance requirements
- Estimated buildings, models and phases
- Target production and delivery dates
- Variant or option matrix
- Planning and permit status
- Target procurement package
- Site access and lifting assumptions
- Assembly responsibility
- Commercial priorities and target markets
Relevant experience
Projects that demonstrate repeatability, complexity and international delivery.
Continue the evaluation
Explore the parts of ERGIO most relevant to a developer.
Solution
Large-Scale Residential
How ERGIO approaches neighbourhoods and multi-unit residential projects.
↗Programme controlSerial & Multi-Unit
Baseline models, variants, capacity and phased production.
↗Industrial capabilityFactory & Technology
ERP, Cadwork, MobiOne, Hundegger and controlled output.
↗Risk controlQuality & Traceability
Material checks, component identification and dispatch completeness.
↗Developer FAQ
Questions to resolve before committing a programme.
Final scope, capacity, warranty and commercial conditions are confirmed contractually for each development.
Can ERGIO join before the structural design is final?
ERGIO can provide preliminary manufacturing input and indicative assessments from developed architectural information. Detailed pricing and production release require approved structural documentation from the partner's responsible engineer.
Does ERGIO sell standard house models?
No. ERGIO is focused on professional B2B projects and manufactures customised systems from project documentation. Repetition is created by controlling the approved models of the development, not by selecting a catalogue house.
Can capacity be reserved for several phases?
Yes, subject to technical review, agreed forecasts, contractual conditions, approval dates and defined call-offs. A forecast supports planning but does not replace a confirmed production release.
Can ERGIO include more than the timber structure?
Yes. Depending on the project, the package may include insulation, membranes, boards, selected claddings, joinery, fixings, transport, assembly or assembly support.
Who is responsible for local approvals and structural calculations?
The developer and its appointed project team retain responsibility for architecture, engineering, calculations, permits and local compliance. ERGIO prepares production engineering from the approved information.
Can the project be delivered in several countries?
ERGIO can plan international transport and site support across Europe. System build-ups, documentation, logistics and assembly arrangements are adapted to the specific market and contract.
Professional B2B developments
Bring us the programme, the documentation and the commercial priorities.
ERGIO will review technical readiness, manufacturing fit, supply scope, indicative capacity and the next information required for a detailed proposal.
Developer enquiry
Discuss the development before the procurement route is fixed.
Best suited to professional projects with developed architecture, an appointed structural engineer and an expected programme of buildings or phases.