The document describes the process of engineering custom homes using a 3D computer system and highlights the advantages of component construction over traditional stick-built methods. It emphasizes the efficiency, cost control, and environmental benefits of manufacturing home components in a controlled factory setting. The document also outlines key structural elements of homes, including foundations, walls, and their load-bearing capacities.

2. Building system
process begins by
engineering your
custom home on a
3D computer
system, after which
our engineers
analyze the home
to make sure that it
is structurally
sound.

3. We can manufacture components for homes,
apartment buildings, hospitals, schools, commercial
facilities and more. Our expert technicians provide
high quality components at the lowest possible cost.
We are committed in keeping our environment green,
by reducing waste and improving efficiency.

4. Stick built construction
is building method
where the entire house
is built at the job site
stick by stick.
Nowadays, few homes
are built completely as
Stick built construction
because most homes
use components that
are built in a factory.

5. Component construction is the trend by building walls and
floors as components. And builds inside in a controlled
environment, on precision machines with all of the materials
within easy reach. On the other hand stick built construction
builds outside on the open ground in all types of weather
conditions. Component Construction main advantages are the
builder has much more control of their costs, the homes are
framed in much more shorter period.

6. Components are built as
floor panels, wall panels
and roof in the
production facilities. The
3D engineering system
interfaces with computer
produce accurately and
efficiently the
components which are
built indoors in a
controlled environment,
which minimizes weather
damage.

7. The structure of your home start from the footings, where
the house meets the ground. Everything is supported by the
footings, it's determined the area you live in. Stem walls or
concrete foundation walls (brick or concrete block) other
vertical elements needed to support the floor (piers and
steel columns). And beam typically supporting the floor
joists, which in turn is supported by the foundation walls
and intermittent.

8. Walls separate the interior
space into rooms within the
home. Wall may support a
load from above (load-
bearing) or simply their own
weight. Ceiling in turn are
supported by the walls below
or by a ceiling beam. Ceiling
is included in the load bearing
elements of the house as it
add on it weight to the wall
attached to it. All the weight is
carried down through the
roof, walls, floor, foundation
walls, and footings to the
ground.