Penhouse

OOD produces prefab houses, cabins, offices, and saunas. The company has local production facilities in the USA and EU, with custom collection products produced in the EU. ÖÖD Houses are built with a full steel frame and include efficient floor heating. The glass used in ÖÖD Houses reflects 97% of UV rays. Global delivery is available. Product offerings include the Glämping House at 9 m2, the Medium Office at 9.36 m2, and the Golden House at 26 m2 for $250,000. ÖÖD Shell interiors can be finished on-site by a local contractor or as a DIY project. An ÖÖD house can be installed in one day.

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Coral 3D Concrete Printing

Coral 3D Concrete Printing is a pioneering company at the forefront of the construction industry, leveraging advanced 3D concrete printing technology and artificial intelligence to redefine building practices. Emerging prominently around 2022, the company, supported by its Coral Architects & Constructions team, specializes in parametric design and integrates AI into architectural processes, having presented its research at the European Congress of Architects. The company manufactures a diverse range of structures, including residential homes, commercial buildings like the world's first 3D printed restaurant, urban shelters, prototype houses, and even specialized "Modular Defense Systems" and "3D Printed Air Base Fortifications." Their notable projects include a 3D printed home in Luxembourg. Coral 3DCP utilizes new-generation 3D concrete printers, designed by a leading European automation company, to enable the creation of unconventional, complex shapes and designs that are otherwise challenging with traditional methods. By employing 3D concrete printing, Coral 3DCP significantly increases construction efficiency and speed, minimizes waste, and reduces overall costs. The company emphasizes custom design, tailoring each project to the specific needs and requirements of its clients, reflecting a commitment to originality and uniqueness. While the core material is concrete, they also mention combining "traditional materials and the latest technologies." Coral 3DCP operates with a global outlook, indicated by its "Global Sales Manager" and "Head of Global Sales" roles, with contact points in the Czech Republic and the UK. Their participation in major international trade shows such as NAHB IBS, World of Concrete, and CONEXPO-CON/AGG in 2026 suggests a strong focus on expansion into North American and European markets. The company actively seeks to collaborate with investors, architects, and builders, offering innovative solutions for the future of architecture and construction.

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DVELE

Dvele, founded in 2018, is a prefabricated and modular home manufacturer committed to addressing critical issues in housing availability, affordability, energy security, health, and environmental impact. The company's name, derived from the Norwegian word for 'dwell,' reflects its founders' Scandinavian heritage and their commitment to principles of practicality, quality, and sustainable living, drawing inspiration from the long tradition of high-quality prefabricated homes from Scandinavian countries. Dvele's mission is to create healthy living environments, heal the planet, and reduce the cost of homeownership through mass production under strict quality control, led by co-founder and CEO Kurt Goodjohn. Dvele specializes in designing and building high-performance, health-centric homes that are described as "Self-Powered™" and climate-resilient. Their construction method integrates advanced building science and materials with sophisticated manufacturing techniques, including robotic automation and state-of-the-art production technology in an additive process. This factory-built approach allows Dvele to produce homes that are largely finished (95% complete) in approximately 16 weeks, streamlining the buying process for customers with pre-designed floorplans and curated bundled exterior and interior finishes. The company emphasizes reducing the construction industry's carbon footprint by evolving home production methods to minimize waste and harmful chemicals. A core innovation is the "Self-Powered™" home, which incorporates solar panels and battery storage to generate and store clean, renewable energy. This system ensures critical home systems remain operational during grid outages, providing a sense of normalcy and promoting energy independence. Dvele also integrates its proprietary "Dvele IQ™" operating system into each home. This intelligent system continuously monitors over 4 million data points monthly, tracking crucial metrics such as air and water quality, humidity, energy usage, and VOC levels to ensure occupant health and optimal home performance. Dvele offers a range of modern-inspired homes, including mini-homes, single-story, two-story, duplexes, and townhomes, with floor plans from 1 to 4+ bedrooms and varying square footage from 532 to over 2200 sq ft. The company has delivered over 270 modules, demonstrating its capacity for large-scale production. By focusing on health, energy independence, and sustainability through advanced manufacturing, Dvele positions itself at the intersection of innovative housing solutions for a better future.

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Elsewhere Pods

Elsewhere Pods is an Australian manufacturer specializing in luxury, modular, and customizable pods designed for a variety of applications, from tiny homes and backyard studios to eco-tourism accommodation and commercial spaces. The company aims to empower customers to rethink modular building and design, seamlessly connecting occupants with their environment while improving housing affordability and developing a luxury eco-tourism industry. Elsewhere Pods offers a versatile range of pod sizes, available in lengths from 2.7m up to 12m, all with a standard 2.4m width, and options for double-width setups for larger requirements. Their offerings include compact backyard studios, full off-grid tiny homes, guest accommodation, Airbnb rentals, and stylish office pods. The modular design emphasizes flexibility, allowing for extensive customization to fit unique styles and purposes. They even offer trailer-mounted pods to help bypass traditional planning and building permits, providing a hassle-free solution for swift setup and placement in various locations. The construction method employed by Elsewhere Pods involves a modular, flat-packed system, designed for rapid delivery and installation. While smaller pods can be set up by customers in as little as two days, larger units typically take 3-4 days to assemble on-site after delivery. The total lead time from order placement to finished installation averages around 12-14 weeks, a timeframe that includes design, necessary approvals, and fabrication. Elsewhere Pods also offers to manage the permit process for larger pods, ensuring compliance and peace of mind for customers. Materials used are chosen for their modern aesthetic, durability, and sustainability. The pods feature lightweight structural aluminium frames for robust strength. Walls and roofs are constructed with insulated sandwich panels, incorporating extra high-performance insulation for optimal thermal comfort. Glazing consists of floor-to-ceiling, thermally broken, double-glazed windows with low-E film, maximizing energy efficiency. The glass is 8mm thick with a 15mm Argon-filled cavity, ensuring structural integrity and weather resistance in Australian conditions. All pods are engineered to meet the National Construction Code (NCC) and Australian Standards. Elsewhere Pods serves customers across Australia, with explicit mention of display pods and projects in Victoria, South Australia, New South Wales, and Tasmania. They partner with various entities, including Airbnb and Bunnings, and cater to both individual homeowners and commercial clients, such as wineries and eco-resorts. The company prides itself on exceptional quality, brilliant design, and outstanding customer service throughout the entire process, from initial consultation to final installation.

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