WikiHouse

WikiHouse Modular building system that makes it simple and affordable to build beautiful and sustainable homes.

Manufactured offsite. Ready to go anywhere → built this modular cabin in their own workshop using the WikiHouse system, ...
12/05/2026

Manufactured offsite. Ready to go anywhere →

built this modular cabin in their own workshop using the WikiHouse system, then transported and placed it on site in a single lift.

✅ Works on sites traditional builds can’t reach
✅ Minimal disruption to your existing operation
✅ Low-carbon, low-energy by design
✅ Faster from order to guest-ready

Want to build like this? Find out about using WikiHouse for your next project - link in bio

The WikiHouse ADU is here. Excited to collaborate with  on this design, now part of New York’s ADU for You platform. The...
23/03/2026

The WikiHouse ADU is here.

Excited to collaborate with on this design, now part of New York’s ADU for You platform. The WikiHouse ADU is included in the pre-approved library to help homeowners in New York turn extra space into small homes. ADU for You is an initiative by

Link in bio to learn more.

Last week we were at the  conference in Paisley and loved showing how WikiHouse can make low-carbon, healthy, sustainabl...
12/11/2025

Last week we were at the conference in Paisley and loved showing how WikiHouse can make low-carbon, healthy, sustainable homes a reality in Scotland. Hands-on sessions with our timber cassettes, insulation, cladding, and finishes were a hit - big thanks to all our attendees for taking part!

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 We’re looking to connect with design & build companies across Scotland who share our passion for sustainable construction. If you want to explore new ways to design, fabricate and assemble buildings using timber our DMs are open.

🔥🔥Did you know WikiHouse walls and floors/roofs are now certified for fire resistance? Our latest round of testing achie...
18/04/2025

🔥🔥Did you know WikiHouse walls and floors/roofs are now certified for fire resistance? Our latest round of testing achieved REI 90 for walls and REI 60 for floors/roofs, making WikiHouse suitable for buildings up to three storeys in height. Full technical specs available on our website.

Boring (but necessary) block library update!We know you are waiting for Skylark v1 files, so here is a little glimpse of...
20/02/2025

Boring (but necessary) block library update!

We know you are waiting for Skylark v1 files, so here is a little glimpse of the work we are doing at the moment- and why it is taking so long.

As the WikiHouse library of blocks has grown, managing the modelling by hand has become very time consuming. All our modelling is done with Rhino - and we are using Grasshopper to develop a series of parametric scripts to manage block creation. This will make the workload for this (and future) releases much lighter.

The geeky bit: Every WikiHouse block is made of a repeatable pattern of geometry components, that we call “bits”. We are trying to take advantage of this to have the blocks automatically generated once the bits are specified. The challenge we face is that blocks need to be compatible with each other- they need to fit together and talk to each other. To do this we are trying to work on the right logic to make this interoperability work. This is a complex, rules-based script (see what the “backend” looks like on the left hand side) and we are grateful for your patience as we prepare this new release.

New   live online event - coming next week. We are updating Skylark so it is simpler to machine and assemble. Hear our l...
04/11/2024

New live online event - coming next week.

We are updating Skylark so it is simpler to machine and assemble. Hear our latest R&D updates and system improvements, built on feedback from the WikiHouse community and your hands on experience.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_4lBfOax9g

Meet  Maker extraordinaire and WikiHouse Manufacturer based in Leeds, UK.We recorded this conversation at the end of las...
07/10/2024

Meet

Maker extraordinaire and WikiHouse Manufacturer based in Leeds, UK.

We recorded this conversation at the end of last month with Liam and Tiz as they embarked on their first WikiHouse project, a house extension using Skylark 200.

Get a sneaky preview of the 3D model, see their amazing workshop space and learn how WikiHouse can work for house extensions.

Link in bio.

Really pleased to have taken part in Green Skills - Building the Future last week at  We are working with Fircroft and  ...
29/07/2024

Really pleased to have taken part in Green Skills - Building the Future last week at

We are working with Fircroft and to design and building an eco classroom in the college this summer. Alongside this, Fircroft has developed a learning programme that runs through all stages of the build - from carbon calculations to carbon storage, site surveys and biodiversity, as well as the build itself later in the year.

Very excited about the opportunity to use not only to deliver the classroom, but as a chance for students to learn about zero carbon building as the project progresses.

📷 Thanks Cath Fletcher/Fircroft for the images

  en ArgentinaPara aquellos que nos siguen desde Latinoamérica, les presentamos un prototipo construido con Skylark en P...
26/07/2024

en Argentina

Para aquellos que nos siguen desde Latinoamérica, les presentamos un prototipo construido con Skylark en Patagonia.

Este mes hablamos con y sobre el proyecto que llevan desarrollando en Chubut. En el video nos cuentan como descubrieron WikiHouse, el primer prototipo que han construido este año, y sus planes para seguir desarrollando el sistema.

El video está en nuestro canal de Youtube - haz click en el enlace en nuestro perfil.

Last month a group of students from  designed and built a    Skylark pavilion at  - to hear more about how the project c...
17/07/2024

Last month a group of students from designed and built a Skylark pavilion at - to hear more about how the project came about head over to our YouTube channel and listen to our conversation with Nick from construction company who made this project possible.

Many thanks to Avans University for sharing these images of the build with us.

For more information about Hendrik’s work with Skylark in the Netherlands visit hendriks-wikihouse.nl

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