Ongoing serial hospitality programme · Italy · Since 2019

PuntAla Camp & Resort

Thirty-one timber-frame holiday houses delivered as a repeatable resort programme.

Set among mature Mediterranean pines, PuntAla demonstrates how a standardised timber platform can support long-term hospitality expansion while preserving the light footprint and natural character expected from a premium camping destination.

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ItalyHospitality31 housesTimber FrameOngoing

Programme31 holiday houses

SystemPrefabricated Timber Frame

Typical modelERGIO Limo 2020

Envelope packageLarch cladding + insulation

Project overview

A long-running resort programme built around repeatability, lightness and a strong connection to nature.

Started in 2019, PuntAla is an ongoing hospitality programme comprising 31 timber-frame houses supplied for a camping and resort destination in Italy.

Most units follow ERGIO's Limo 2020 standard model. The repeated building logic creates a dependable production basis, while the natural larch exterior and compact scale allow each house to sit comfortably within the wooded setting. The panels were supplied with exterior larch panelling and insulating materials, reducing the amount of work that had to be recreated unit by unit on site.

Programme approach

The project shows how a standard cabin model can be manufactured and delivered over successive phases while maintaining a consistent architectural language across a larger hospitality destination.

PuntAla timber holiday house among mature pine trees in Italy

Multiple PuntAla holiday houses arranged along a resort lane

Italy · Nature-led hospitalityRepeatable timber accommodation integrated into a wooded resort setting

Programme logic

One standard model. Thirty-one houses. A delivery programme that can grow in phases.

PuntAla demonstrates the value of defining the repeatable elements of a hospitality unit before serial manufacture begins. Exact specifications and inclusions remain tied to each production batch and approved project documentation.

Timber Frame platform

A repeatable structural basis for compact hospitality units

The houses are built in ERGIO's Timber Frame system, allowing structure and envelope preparation to move into a controlled factory workflow.

Limo 2020 model

A standard cabin typology used across most of the programme

Using a recurring model reduces unnecessary variation and creates a clear basis for production, packing, delivery and future additions to the resort.

Factory-prepared envelope

Larch exterior panelling and insulation supplied with the wall package

Integrating key envelope materials before delivery supports consistency across repeated units and reduces the number of separate operations required on site.

Phased resort expansion

A programme started in 2019 and continuing across multiple delivery periods

The project illustrates how a repeatable timber system can support long-term hospitality development rather than a single one-off construction phase.

ERGIO relevance

Where industrial timber manufacturing creates value in a 31-house resort programme.

The supplied project information confirms the timber-frame houses, repeated Limo 2020 model, exterior larch panelling and insulating materials. Other contractual boundaries remain project-specific.

Repeatable production engineering

A standard model provides a stable base for controlled production data, material lists and recurring manufacturing operations.

Prefabricated wall packages

Timber-frame panels are prepared as coordinated building elements rather than supplied as loose structural material.

Envelope integration

Larch panelling and insulating materials are coordinated with the panel package to support a consistent exterior result across the programme.

Serial hospitality delivery

Thirty-one houses create the scale where identification, batch planning, packing and repeated site routines become essential to programme reliability.

PuntAla timber holiday house surrounded by pine forest

Holiday accommodation units along a wooded lane at PuntAla

Close view of an ERGIO timber-frame holiday cabin at PuntAla

Wider view of repeated timber holiday houses at PuntAla Camp and Resort

Connected workflow

From a repeatable cabin model to successive resort delivery phases.

For long-running hospitality programmes, the value of prefabrication is not only speed. It is the ability to return to an established model, reproduce it consistently and organise each new batch around the resort's operating and construction programme.

Model definition

The recurring Limo 2020 basis and project-specific requirements are aligned before each production release.

Factory preparation

Timber-frame panels, insulating materials and exterior larch components are prepared in a controlled manufacturing environment.

Batch organisation

Repeated houses can be grouped and identified by production and delivery phase to simplify handling across a multi-unit resort site.

Phased installation

New accommodation can be introduced progressively, allowing the wider hospitality programme to develop over multiple years.

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