Standardized Mass-Timber Mid-Rise Housing
A repeatable building system designed to address America's housing shortfall.
A repeatable building system designed to address America's housing shortfall.
America faces a shortfall of 3–4 million homes. Conventional 5-over-2 construction is limited in how fast it can accelerate, carries compounding costs that are model-constrained, and embeds environmental impact that isn't optional.
Fast2Frame offers a different path: a standardized 7–8 story, Type IV-C mass timber building system that is documented, repeatable, and designed for deployment at scale.
Architectural and structural design, facade panel systems, modular bath integration, construction sequencing, and schedule modeling — all documented in a comprehensive design book.
Defined structural and component configuration with working pro forma, cost, and scheduling models. Fabrication and trade coordination resolved in advance.
Industry pricing and cost assumptions, pro forma modeling, and draft contract frameworks — the practical tools needed to move from concept to construction.
Fast2Frame is a multi-year, founder-funded effort developed by a small professional team working across architecture, engineering, and construction. Initially broad in scope, the project has narrowed toward deep execution detail — focused on producing tangible work products rather than concepts, advanced deliberately under real budget and resource constraints.