TRIQBRIQ is a circular timber construction system developed in response to the climate crisis and the high CO2 emissions of the construction industry.

The system consists of micro-modular elements (BRIQs) that are manufactured using robotic technology with a carbon-negative footprint and assembled using a patented dowel connection system.

The micro-modular wooden blocks (BRIQs) are stacked on top of each other on site and secured with beechwood dowels. Our patented timber construction system completely eliminates the use of artificial fasteners.

Window openings can be planned in the TRIQBRIQ grid or custom-made in different sizes. Cable ducts can be easily cut out. This makes the system extremely flexible and can be adapted to your individual needs.

Our BRIQs are produced in series and are CO2-neutral. One story of a 5381 sft TRIQBRIQ shell can be erected in 2 days. In contrast, a conventional shell with concrete would take approximately 10-20 days.

Multi-story buildings are constructed by screwing the BRIQs to the timber ceiling or brackets. To ensure sound insulation, various ceiling types are possible.

Different variants are possible:

1. The BRIQ can be placed directly on the floor slab in a mortar bed. A wall barrier must be laid directly beneath the BRIQ.

2. The BRIQs are mounted on a sill.

3. The BRIQ will be built on a reinforced concrete base.

Wood creates a better, pollutant-free indoor climate. Many residents report feeling more comfortable in a wooden house than in a stone or concrete house.

Studies have shown that living, working, and working in an environment with a lot of wood has a positive effect on health. Wood has been proven to have a calming effect on the heart and reduce stress and aggression.

Wood is also self-regulating, so temperatures remain pleasant even in summer.

A solid wood house made of BRIQs offers enormous advantages over conventional houses, such as those made of reinforced concrete:

+ High degree of sustainability:

+ Ecological construction using the renewable resource wood

+ Healthy indoor climate thanks to breathable and natural materials

+ CO2-binding

+ 100% reusable: wood is a natural resource without artificial bonding agents

+ Reduction of gray energy (short transport routes due to regional sourcing, low-CO2 production)

+ Fast, practical & flexible:

+ Short construction times: No drying times, minimal need for skilled workers, simple and quick assembly

+ DIY stacking principle: Cost savings of at least 40% possible through optional self-help

+ High flexibility, extensive design freedom

+ Optimized technical and building physics properties:

+ High solidity and value retention

+ Optimal protection against cold, heat, sound, fire, and earthquakes

+ High storage capacity, lower heating costs

Climate protection is important to us, which is why we want to make a statement with our product and bring about a fundamental rethink in the construction industry.

TRIQBRIQ ensures a healthy indoor climate because it is breathable, sustainable, and durable. TRIQBRIQ's permeable construction naturally regulates humidity and emits virtually no air pollutants.

Yes, TRIQBRIQ contains no allergens or harmful substances. The wooden construction is even proven to be beneficial for allergy and asthma sufferers.

Wood is permeable, meaning it can absorb and release moisture. This regulates the humidity to 45–55%, which has a calming effect on the respiratory system.

Due to its timber construction, the TRIQBRIQ system naturally has excellent thermal insulation properties and is already ten times more insulating than concrete. This means less additional insulation materials are needed to meet thermal protection requirements.

With 60 mm of wood fiber insulation, the TRIQBRIQ WS30 achieves the R-value of approximately R4.1 

Yes. TRIQBRIQ has a natural moisture content of ≤ 20%. No additional moisture is introduced during the installation of the exterior walls. The vapor-permeable construction allows for rapid drying of the interior and ensures a comfortable indoor climate within dry exterior walls.

No. The BRIQs are technically dried in such a way that they no longer provide a breeding ground for pests.

The wooden blocks are connected with wooden dowels, eliminating the need for glue. This allows the TRIQBRIQ blocks to be dismantled and reused separately, enabling long-term CO2 storage.

By building with TRIQBRIQ, you are contributing to drastically reducing the high volume of waste in the construction industry and taking a significant step toward achieving climate goals.

Dismantling the TRIQBRIQ system is straightforward and simply requires removing the wooden dowels used to lock the system. TRIQBRIQ has developed a special tool for this process that mounts on a standard hammer drill. Using this tool, the wooden dowels can be removed from the system quickly and efficiently.

As an alternative to a drill, a hammer and a chisel can also be used to loosen the wooden dowels.

Once the wooden dowels have been removed, the individual BRIQs can be easily separated, thus dismantling the system. Thanks to this simple dismantling function, the TRIQBRIQ system is very flexible and can be easily modified or dismantled at any time.

TRIQBRIQ enables fast and efficient construction. The prefabricated BRIQs can be assembled easily and precisely, resulting in a shorter construction time.

Yes! TRIQBRIQ supports the BIM process by providing precise digital information about its building elements. This information can be integrated into the BIM model to provide an accurate representation of the building. This allows architects, engineers, and other professionals to virtually plan, analyze, and optimize the building.

+ Easy planning thanks to micro-modular design

+ Technology-neutral connection options

+ Compatible with BIM-object

+ Flexible application range

+ Customizable design

+ Easily dismantled

Wood burns naturally, but solid wood burns safely and predictably: approximately 0.6–0.8 mm per minute. The solid wood construction of a TRIQBRIQ house therefore burns slowly and at a defined burning rate. This allows the residual load-bearing capacity of the material to be calculated during a fire. A layer of charcoal forms on the surface of the wood, which protects the core and provides thermal insulation. This ensures that the core remains loadbearing for a long time. Static collapse, which can occur in reinforced concrete due to the melting of steel beams, is very unlikely with solid wood construction. In the event of a fire, TRIQBRIQ also produces less toxic smoke that could endanger residents. This means that TRIQBRIQ naturally offers high fire protection.