Project case study · The Netherlands

Vasse

A hybrid timber package combining open structural spans with carefully layered wall assemblies.

A 149 m² Dutch home using a Post & Beam structure, timber-frame enclosure walls and two additional functional barns within the same project programme.

NetherlandsPost & BeamHybridUnder construction
LocationThe Netherlands
Home surface149 m²
SystemPost & Beam + Timber Frame
Additional scopeTwo functional barns

Project overview

A project-specific timber solution shaped around the architecture.

The project uses Post & Beam construction to create open interiors, flexible layouts and ambitious architectural spans. The enclosure is resolved through layered timber-frame walls, linking expressive structure with a high-performance building envelope.

The hybrid approach allows the primary frame to deliver openness and architectural freedom while prefabricated wall assemblies organise insulation, membranes, boards and façade interfaces.

Project status

The project is shown under construction. Completion details, performance values and local approvals remain project-specific.

Vasse project detail
ERGIO production or project detail related to Vasse
The NetherlandsPost & Beam + Timber Frame

Project-specific technical data

Project configuration and documented build-up.

The assemblies and project facts shown below are specific to this project and should not be used as generic specifications for another project.

01

Exterior walls

195 × 45 mm timber framing

Basalt mineral wool; vapour control; additional basalt mineral wool; plasterboard; OSB; wood-fibre insulation; breathable membrane; cladding finish.

02

Interior walls

145 × 45 mm timber framing

Mineral wool; acoustic roll; OSB sheets; plasterboard.

03

Primary structure

Post & Beam

Machined structural members supporting large spans, high ceilings and open planning.

04

Additional buildings

Two functional barns

Included within the wider project programme.

ERGIO relevance

Where industrial timber manufacturing creates project value.

The exact contractual scope varies by project. These areas explain the manufacturing logic demonstrated by this case study.

01

Structural member machining

Post, beam and connection zones prepared for controlled assembly.

02

Hybrid coordination

Primary frame and timber-frame enclosure interfaces resolved together.

03

Component identification

Members and assemblies organised around the site sequence.

04

Repeatable standards

The same industrial discipline applied to the home and the two barns.

Connected workflow

From approved information to an assembly-ready package.

ERGIO’s role is production engineering and manufacturing. Structural design, calculations and local approvals remain with the project-appointed team.

01

Approved project input

Architectural information, structural design and project requirements are received from the professional partner.

02

Production coordination

Geometry, interfaces, assemblies and machining operations are converted into controlled factory information.

03

Manufacture & checking

Components are produced, identified and checked according to the agreed scope and released revision.

04

Packing & site handover

Elements are organised for transport and the planned assembly sequence, subject to the project contract.

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