Welcome to the explanation of our acronym TRUE.
True is a cornerstone concept at TMB that encapsulates our innovative approach to building and design. ‘TRUE’ is a multifaceted principle that guides every aspect of our work, reflecting our commitment to sustainability, resilience and efficiency. It stands for Traceable, Transparent, Resilient, Regenerative, Unique, Universal, Economic, and Eco-friendly. Each element of ‘TRUE’ represents a core value of TMB, shaping how we manage materials, interact with stakeholders, respond to environmental challenges and envision the future of construction. Here’s a closer look at what each aspect of ‘TRUE’ means for us:
The Acronym TRUE stands for:
Traceable & Transparent
Resilient & Regenerative
Unique & Universal
Economic & Eco-friendly
- Traceable
TMB considers building materials and components as inventory and keeps track of movements by type of material and project to close the loop of materials without waste. - Transparent
Our platform provides open communication with all stakeholders. TMB has material transparency and no hidden product impacts. - Resilient
Because of modularity and componentization TMB buildings can adapt, absorb, and recover from frequent and severe climatic events and manmade disasters. - Regenerative
TMB takes responsibility for all the aspects of the supply and production chain. All buildings can be easily remounted, and components can be reused without rework. - Unique
The highly adaptable precision engineered TMB system is one of a kind. - Universal
TMB is a worldwide, all-encompassing modularized building system with universal design and uniquely flexible platforms. Universal design allows for flexibility and adaptability to meet additional needs of people today – and in the future. - Economic
TMB controls the value and supply chain, the speed of assembly and can scale manufacturing without heavy overhead costs by using co-makers. TMB buildings can be dismantled and re-used, thereby maintaining their asset value. - Eco friendly
The TMB system makes it possible to keep or adapt an existing structure and envelope or reuse the circular building components and reduce material use, environmental impacts, and waste.
