The plan: every ORIJO module is cut in a licensed micro-factory, folded flat, tested and weighed, shipped in standard containers and opened on site by two people, a winch and a robot. Nothing is poured. Everything can fold back.
Each step on a log scale shows how small the on-site part is. Switch to the calendar to see the fastest and slowest paths from order to a commissioned home, added up from the step targets.
Durations are concept.json targets. Calendar mode counts 5–10 working days as 7–14 calendar days, and treats a step marked “≤ 48 h” as 0–48 h. From the order to commissioning: 17–63 days calculated. Potable water sign-off waits for the lab result.
A YOSHI-4 room folds into two half-shell packs, 3.70 × 2.30 × 1.10 m each: twelve 80 mm facets stacked like an accordion, hinged by membrane knuckles, crated on hinoki skids. Three columns of two fill a 40 ft high-cube. The readouts are computed from the packs on board.
Drag to orbit · click a pack
Load plans calculated
| Plan | Box | Units | Unit l × w × h, m | Volume used | Mass, kg |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 YOSHI rooms | 40 ft HC | 6 | 3.70 × 2.30 × 1.10 | 74 % | 6,600 |
| 16 HOSHI pallets | 40 ft HC | 16 | 2.00 × 2.00 × 0.60 | 51 % | 7,200 |
| KURA core | 20 ft HC | 1 | 5.46 × 1.82 × 2.60 | 69 % | 3,200 |
Internal 40 ft HC 12.0 × 2.35 × 2.69 m and 20 ft HC 5.90 × 2.35 × 2.69 m are ISO assumptions. Pack mass is half of the YOSHI-4 room target (≤ 2,200 kg), HOSHI-2 and KURA-3 masses are module targets. The door bay of the YOSHI plan carries the leg crates, which is illustrative.
concept.json · value_chain[5] — 40 ft HC container (internal about 12.0 x 2.35 x 2.69 m, ISO assumption) holds 6 YOSHI half-shell packs = 3 YOSHI-4 rooms (calculated: 3 along x 2 high of 3.70 x 2.30 x 1.10 m; 80 mm panels) or 14-16 HOSHI pallets (calculated: 2.0 x 2.0 x 0.6 m, 6 floor positions x 2-3 high, limited by mass); packs are 2.30 m wide, inside EU, US and Japan road limits; IE home = 1 x 40 ft + 1 x 20 ft (KURA); 6-key hotel = 2 x 40 ft + 2 x 20 ft. Optional: hygromorph KASA facets cure during transit.
Parts (also the non-WebGL fallback)
The 36.4 m² home ships as one 40 ft and one 20 ft container. Here is one way two crews sequence its ten modules, using each module’s deploy-hour target and only the physical dependencies: legs first, the core before the vault docks to it, the vault before the organs that plug into its sill.
IE home (under the Appendix BB threshold): 36.4 m², 2–3 people.
Sequence illustrative
Every step names who or what does it. Licensed engineers sign, crews of two open the building, and the repetitive work goes to a CNC router, a cobot, a winch, a drone and TSURU, the robot that walks the ridge.
Pick a typology, drop a pin and watch the litres, kilowatt-hours and containers add up. Pilot reservations, illustrative pricing.