Composite materials are the ones used in the airline, ship building and car manufacturing industries. If you’ve flown on an aircraft recently you've been flying in a very sturdy, very flexible device made of components which are a mixture of very light and very durable, very hard and flexible materials. In our case we use expanded polystyrene (EPS) as the basis of our walls, mixed with light gauge steel studs which when bonded together make for a super sturdy, hurricane resistant home.

The mix of expanded polystyrene and fiberglass insulation improve the attenuation of sound throughout the structure. Often used in multi-family projects, hotels, and shared houses where sound reduction is a key objective. Closed cells eliminate moisture absorption, increase structural strength, reduce airflow and reduce sound transfer compared to open cells of traditional structures.

Because we detach the walls from the structure, we can build up to 4 floors, suitable for hurricanes, fire, and seismic events. Architecdura meets or exceeds the hurricane standards of Dade County, Florida (USA), famous for the hurricanes of the Gulf of Mexico. Homes built using our stack of tech can resist winds of 360 KPH and are much more resistant than the traditional methods of construction against the debris that fly in storms of that type.

Closed cells expanded polystyrene does not allow mold and other fungi. Because they use steel and expanded polystyrene, it is not nutritional or attractive to wood-boring insects such as termites.