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OPENLY at a glance:
Globally Applicable Net-Zero building system, engineered in 🇨🇭
Other building materials: renewable and radically circular (C2C)
For Investors: Shorter construction times thanks to prefabrication and modular construction.
Cost-neutral thanks to reduced building services.
For people: healthier , safer, and better
Topping-Out Ceremony for the Openly Timber Construction Project, Phase 2
Buildings as Certified Carbon Sinks
Those who rely on Openly today not only build better. You are taking responsibility and securing your lead in tomorrow's market.
The Openly building system:
Other building materials
Clay, hemp, straw, cork, wood, bamboo, cellulose, as well as biochar concrete and reused steel.
Our focus is on renewable and fully recyclable (C2C) building materials.
World-class: We currently achieve 6 kg of CO2 emissions per square meter of floor space built.
OPENLY certifies C-sinks in buildings, thereby creating financial incentives for bio-based construction.
Minimal building technology
Zero-emission buildings.
They consistently produce more energy than they consume (year-over-year).
Natural ventilation with the OPENLY AIRBOX©
Revenue from on-site energy sales, combined with minimal maintenance costs, make OPENLY buildings top performers in terms of return on investment.
Our Services
New construction process
Faster (AI-based) planning, consistent prefabrication, and minimal use of technology result in cost neutrality, shorter construction times, and lower risks.
The building that got everything rolling
The key question behind the pilot project: How can we make regenerative construction economically viable, replicable, and infinitely scalable?
The $15 million“Valley Widnau”pilot project in the Germany-Austria-Switzerland tri-border region was a key catalyst for the development of the Openly building system. Many innovative approaches and techniques were tested here for the first time for industrialized application.
As Europe’s largest hemp building in 2024, it marked a significant milestone for construction using biogenic building materials.