FOR DEVELOPERS

Configure your development for a target output of three to six core-and-shell units per working day.

TBG configures suitable high-volume residential programs around that target output, so phase releases, sales commitments and handovers can be planned against visible production, not only a master schedule.

Project timing is measured from notice to proceed. Daily output depends on the agreed design, scope, site readiness and production configuration.

Aerial TBG project archive view of an active repeated-housing program
TARGET OUTPUT3–6 CORE-AND-SHELL UNITS PER WORKING DAY
TBG project archive · project data under verification

FROM PROGRAM DURATION TO DAILY OUTPUT

Know what the development can produce each working day.

A master schedule can show thousands of future activities. It does not always show whether the production system can achieve them.

TBG begins with capacity.

How many units must be produced? What daily rhythm achieves the delivery date? Which crews, systems, materials and machines are required to sustain it?

The development is then designed around a production rate that can be measured every day.

What the rate changes

What the rate changes

01

Earlier, more dependable delivery

Daily output makes progress tangible and allows completion forecasts to respond to real production behavior.

02

Better release planning

Phases, sales commitments, downstream trades and handovers can be planned around visible structural capacity.

03

Consistent construction quality

Repeatable systems and monolithic structural production reduce variation across large numbers of similar units.

04

Scalable choice

Common production logic can support different plans, elevations and community types without treating every unit as an unrelated project.

05

One view across the program

TAKT is designed to connect selected production signals from buildings, zones, crews, materials and equipment in one live view.

Aerial TBG project archive view of a repeated structural production line
TBG project archive · physical production context

DESIGN · MANUFACTURE · PRODUCE · FINISH · LEARN

The integrated development system

TBG brings together:

  • Design-for-production input before execution
  • Industrialized structural construction
  • STRUX manufacturing and reusable systems
  • Construction robotics for suitable repeatable work
  • Mechanized paint and finishing capacity
  • TAKT predictive intelligence across the line

Each capability is valuable on its own. Their commercial value grows when they share one production target.

MANAGE THE PROBABLE FUTURE, NOT ONLY THE RECORDED PAST

See where capacity will be needed before the development loses time.

TAKT's intended development view is designed to forecast:

  • Which buildings and zones are likely to be ready next
  • Where the next bottleneck is forming
  • When crews, materials and equipment will be required
  • Whether the line is drifting from its target output
  • Which intervention is most likely to protect the delivery plan

Each connected cycle provides an outcome against which the earlier forecast can be scored and refined.

TAKT production-twin visualization showing a building cycle
TAKT production-twin visualization · illustrative interface

Closing

How many units must your development produce per day?

Bring TBG the target. We will design the line around it.