Materialized through a single product, a composite panel formed with structural wooden boards and an interposed insulating core, the project becomes a highly versatile and multipurpose element that combines the functions of structure and enclosure and whose qualities of efficiency and a cost of very reduced operation is evidenced by its A Energy Rating.
Mohma by Mangado&As y oiza.a. Photograph by Pedro Pegenaute.
Project description by Mangado&As and oiza.a
Woodville designs, develops for workshop production, coordinates and assembles energy efficient accommodation units with dry and light construction technology, based on the use of wood and its derivatives.
From the conjunction of industrialization, lightening, sustainability, ecology and extraordinary advancement in joining means, engineered wood reemerges as a reinvented construction material. Woodville fully trusts in wood as a basic material for the materialization of its products; not only for its expressiveness, but especially for its functional possibilities. Without forgetting that wood, due to its almost ubiquitous condition on the planet, its regenerable quality - unique in construction materials - together with its ease of manufacturing with low energy consumption, make it the reference material in affordable low-cost construction systems. technology.
The project is materialized through a single construction product: a composite panel formed with two structural wooden boards and an interposed insulating core with load transmission capacity, which makes it a highly versatile element – suitable for application both vertically and vertically. as horizontally - and multipurpose, since it combines the functions of structure and enclosure. They are characterized by the extraordinary efficiency resulting from their design, capable of extracting the maximum benefits from the materials that make up the sandwich.
Mohma by Mangado&As y oiza.a. Photograph by Pedro Pegenaute.
The SIP panel is the basis of a self-developed construction concept specifically conceived for the industrialized production of the Woodville company's products under design for manufacturing and assembly (DfMA) criteria. The company operates through a delocalized network of approved suppliers that supply materials, components and equipment or services; an agile response system that allows elastic adaptation to changing demand conditions. The supplier network is fed by a component management system supported by a BOM (bill of materials) linked to the digital twin.
Woodville launches the mohma model on the market in four versions and three sizes. All of them share the central module that contains everything that allows the unit to be enjoyed comfortably, consequently it constitutes the minimum room cell. The central piece can be complemented with one or two attached wings to configure the two medium versions or the large one respectively. These have mezzanines that expand the useful surface, which provides a fluid spatial experience that is not devoid of a certain richness. Mohma offers simple, bright and orderly spaces, aimed at providing a comfortable life with a very low operating cost as proven by its A Energy Rating.
The unique curved volumetry, together with its highly chameleon-like envelope, gives the units a high degree of integration into the natural environment in which they are installed. That is why mohma is a product especially aligned with rural tourism initiatives, providing added value to resort-type businesses, glamping, digital nomads... distinguishing itself from the competition with a product with a strong, sustainable design, focused on the well-being of the user.
