Three units. Infinite configurations. One coordinated system. The configurator shows you what's possible — and what it costs — before you commit.
Every home begins here. Open-plan kitchen and living, designed as the core of daily life. This is enough to start — and it's already a home.
Your life changes. The home changes with it. A pod that connects — with built-in storage and a form that follows how you actually live.
The most technical unit becomes the most sustainable one. Rainwater harvesting, greywater routing, waterproof envelope. Infrastructure made human.
A Living Core plus a Sleeping Pod. Two Sleeping Pods. A full home for a family. The configurator shows you what's possible — and what it costs — before you commit to anything.
The platform is designed to connect what is usually disconnected — your decision, the design, and the production.
Browse the three unit types — Living Core, Sleeping Pod, Service Pod — or explore combinations. Each unit is designed as a complete, habitable space from day one.
Choose your materials, finishes, and layout in the 3D configurator. As you decide, the platform shows you live pricing and your estimated carbon footprint. No architect required to start.
Each configuration is checked against real structural and manufacturing constraints before it goes anywhere. What you design is already aligned with how it can be built.
A local producer receives a complete, production-ready package. The goal: no rework, no translation from drawing to factory floor. Built where you are, by people who know the place.
When your life changes, you add a unit. When you move, the system adapts. The home is designed to grow with you — horizontally, vertically, or in a new location entirely.
Four principles that shape every part of the system — from how you configure to how the home is made.
A home designed to grow, move, and adapt. Add a unit when your family grows. Reconfigure when your needs change. The structure is designed to be permanent — the layout doesn't have to be.
Built with local, natural, and recycled materials. Every module is designed for disassembly, reuse, and low-waste production cycles. The most sustainable home is one that was never over-built in the first place.
Each build is designed to be fully simulated before a single component is made. The idea: validate every configuration against real manufacturing constraints — reducing errors and cutting material waste before production begins.
Instead of central factories, MHU is built around a network of local micro-production centers — regional builders, craft cooperatives, community workshops. Your home is made where you live.
Sustainability isn't a feature of MHU. It's designed into every decision the system makes — from your first configuration to the final delivery.
Target: local materials and local production, with no long-distance shipping. The reduction is structural — designed in, not added on.
Triple-glazed openings, optional solar roof, and thermal cladding — lower operational energy from day one of occupancy.
Digital validation before production means materials are cut once, correctly. Near-zero waste is the goal the system is built around.
Thermally modified ash, larch, and regionally sourced materials — chosen for performance and provenance.
Every unit is designed for disassembly and reuse. Modular at every scale — from the building down to the panel.
Solar roof, rainwater harvesting, and greywater routing are configurable — not costly retrofits.
Whether you are building a home or building homes, MHU connects you to the same coordinated system.
The system is designed so that every order arrives as a complete, production-ready package — validated specs, material quantities, assembly logic. The goal is zero rework and zero ambiguity on the factory floor.
Configure your home online. See what it costs as you decide. Understand your carbon footprint before you commit. Your home is made locally, assembled simply, and designed to grow with you.
We are developing the digital twin prototype of a modular home — with documented construction logic, production rules, and educational content. Developed in partnership with international development and environmental institutions.
Launch the first network of local micro-production centers with regional cooperatives and community organisations. The system leaves the screen and enters the ground.
MHU becomes a globally licensed, open-source modular building system — adaptable to any climate, culture, and community context. The methodology travels. The homes stay local.
MHU is not a product. It is a methodology — designed to be applied, licensed, and scaled locally, using local materials, skills, and people. The goal is not identical homes everywhere. The goal is the same quality of decision-making, everywhere.
Model designed to be licensed and locally applied in any country.
Adaptable to diverse materials, climates, cultures, and communities.
The system is open, scalable, and fully decentralized.
MHU is being developed inside two early-stage programs focused on technology with real-world impact — validating the system, the team, and the market before scale.
Selected by Podim — South-East Europe's longest-running startup conference — as one of the region's most promising early-stage ventures of 2026.
Accepted into GreenUp — a sustainability-focused accelerator backing ventures that decarbonise hard-to-abate industries, including the built environment.
MHU is an early-stage platform addressing a well-documented gap in the construction supply chain. We offer partners and grantmakers access to a validated concept with a clear path from prototype to production — and institutional support already in place.
Design your first module, or become a local production partner. The platform is in development — and open to early collaborators.
