Full Stack Construction

We start from designs of world-class architects. We don’t standardise the building product, instead delivering bespoke buildings through a digitally standardised process. 

We translate the architect’s 3‑D model into a kit of repeatable parts—beams, panels, connectors—dimensioned to the exact tolerances of CNC machines and robotic work cells. Each part carries machine‑ready data and is grouped into sub‑assemblies, letting structure, façade, and services be fabricated in parallel and shipped to site ready to slot into place.

Once the kit is defined, production files are exported directly from the model—no redraws—so qualified machine shops can run the code exactly as issued. By spreading work across a network of expert operators, we cut lead times and tap the specialised material and fabrication know‑how embedded in Europe’s manufacturing ecosystem.

When the flat‑pack parts arrive on site, Maestro Pilot converts their data into a live task list—lift points, bolt sequences, torque values—viewed on a phone or tablet. Crews tick off steps as they work, supervisors see real‑time status, and any upstream design change pushes an instant update to the tasks. The result is an unbroken digital thread from model to machine to field, with every action traceable for quality control and future reuse.

The result? Buildings that are assembled, not constructed, cutting build times from years to weeks.

We apply our Maestro Method to mass timber and steel structures as well as the building envelope and interior partitions.