Resilience Design and Build

Resilience Design and Build is breaking boundaries yet again with the reveal of their latest design, the Oriqube. This incredible piece of architecture is a patented design for portable, folding homes, and is an answer to a myriad of Australia’s housing crises, such as natural disaster displacement, domestic violence and simple affordability issues.

Simply groundbreaking, the Oriqube provides comfortable, luxury-level living for a fraction of the price of many homes on the market today. Its foldable design allows for simple transport, allowing it to be placed almost anywhere. Though only 9.2m² while folded for transport, these incredible homes open up to a spacious 16.9m², with ceilings of more than three metres high to provide a luxurious and comfortable feel. This method provides instant housing solutions for those displaced from their home or unable to break in to the ever-climbing housing market.

These homes are customisable and come in options that vary depending on the size of your household. Multiple units can be attached or detached from one another, and the interiors can be personalised to suit your style and taste.

Resilience Design and Build was established as a response to the devastating bushfires that Australia has faced. This collection of incredible builders, architects, planners and designers have come together to construct homes that are resilient to the harsh Australian climate.

This passion for helping people has then extended past bushfires victims alone, as the team have patented this design to help any and all displaced persons who require efficient, affordable, durable and comfortable housing. The Australian housing market is being revolutionised by this outstanding group at Resilience Design and Build.

The company offers concept through to completion design and build for both residential and commercial projects, utilising climate resilient building methodologies to execute a space that both suits your vision and is tough enough to stand through anything. You can get in contact with the team today and see how you can make the most of the Resilience Design and Build method.