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Bird's eye view of modular house with deck among trees and garden

Championing sustainability

Sustainable design is at the heart of everything we do at Te Whare-iti. We believe that building homes should not come at the expense of the environment. That's why we are committed to using sustainable practices and materials in every aspect of our business. From the materials we use to the way we build our homes, we are constantly striving to reduce our environmental impact.

Infill sites

Our modular homes can be delivered by truck or crane onto difficult hill sites to use empty backyards or steep hill sections. Infill construction helps improve density in our cities and provides a sustainable design solution for many tricky sites.

Small footprint

Efficient design allows us to build smaller houses set on timber pile foundations. Less concrete means better water permeability into the earth, which helps manage stormwater runoff in our cities.

Urban density

We believe that building homes in the city is an important part of creating sustainable communities. Utilising your backyard for a modular home can provide an opportunity for multi-generational living or as an additional income source.

Ponga tree in the sunlight

Transparency and communication

We believe in being open and transparent with our customers about our sustainability practices. We  are working on publishing environmental performance data, and we are always happy to answer questions about our commitment to sustainability.

Continuous improvement

We are always looking for ways to improve our sustainable design performance. We regularly review our practices and set new goals for ourselves. We believe that by constantly striving to improve, we can make a real difference in the fight against climate change.

Module of house being craned onto a hillside