Modular living concepts for Canada
A home with less waiting
More living
MKO Global House develops distinctive modular and tiny home concepts for people who expect intelligent space, refined design and a clearly coordinated project journey.
Designed for meaningful living
About MKO Global House
Smaller footprint
Greater intention
MKO Global House stands for modular homes that combine visual calm, practical layouts and a highly personal planning experience. Every project begins with the people who will live, work or invest in the space—not with a standard package.
For projects in Canada, location, intended use, transport, site preparation and the applicable local requirements are considered as connected parts of one project.
Marcel BlaßmannMKO Global House · Construction Management
The MKO collection
A different kind of home for a different kind of life
Use the collection as a starting point. Dimensions, floor plans, facade character and interior scope are discussed around your project.
Concept 01 · Modern modular living
The North House
A composed architectural silhouette with expansive glazing, warm timber and a layout designed for permanent living.
Request this concept →How the system comes together
Precision in every layer
The final construction specification is defined project by project. The system below explains the logic behind a coordinated modular build.
Modular construction logic
Planned as one connected system
Structure, envelope, services and interior are coordinated before delivery.
Structural frame
Engineered around project dimensions, loads and the agreed configuration.
Insulated building envelope
Wall, roof, window and floor assemblies are specified for the project context.
Windows, facade and roof
A coordinated exterior language combining protection, daylight and architectural character.
Integrated building services
Electrical, water, climate and ventilation requirements are coordinated with the chosen scope.
Interior completion
Surfaces, fixtures, cabinetry and details create one consistent interior concept.
Materials, assemblies and technical values shown or discussed are not binding until confirmed in the project specification and reviewed against the applicable requirements at the Canadian project location.
Your path to an MKO home
One clear journey
Six defined stages
A structured process turns a complex construction project into understandable decisions—with visible responsibilities at every stage.
Goals, site and intended use
We clarify how the home will be used, where it is planned and which requirements matter most to you.
Model, layout and design direction
A base concept is selected and aligned with your preferred layout, facade character and interior scope.
Scope, materials and project review
The project specification is developed and the relevant local, logistical and site-related questions are identified for review.
Coordinated off-site construction
The agreed home is produced according to the confirmed scope, with project milestones coordinated along the way.
Transport and site coordination
Delivery access, lifting, foundations or supports and on-site responsibilities are aligned before dispatch.
Installation, connections and completion
The final on-site scope is completed according to the agreed responsibilities before the project moves into handover.
Planning for Canada
The house is one part
The location is the other
Canadian requirements can differ by province, municipality, site and intended use. Those questions belong at the beginning of the project—not at the end.
A coordinated route from concept to a Canadian site
MKO structures the project conversation around location, intended use, access, preparation, configuration and delivery. External specialists and local authorities may need to confirm project-specific requirements.
Important: The website does not replace architectural, engineering, permitting, zoning, transport or legal advice. Binding feasibility is confirmed only for the individual project.
Selected impressions
Built to feel open
Designed to feel yours
Exterior concepts, compact interiors and installation moments—an impression of the range possible within modular construction.
Delivery feasibility depends on the exact destination, route, dimensions, lifting conditions and site access. These points are reviewed for the individual project before a binding commitment.
The collection is designed as a starting point. The degree of customization depends on the selected concept, technical feasibility, project scope and applicable requirements.
Permitting and zoning responsibilities are defined in the individual project scope. Local authorities and licensed Canadian professionals may need to review or submit project documents.
Timing depends on design decisions, specification, approvals, production capacity, transport and site readiness. A project-specific schedule is prepared after the scope and location have been reviewed.
The exact inclusions are listed in the individual proposal. Depending on the project, transport, foundations, crane work, local connections, permits, taxes or local trades may be separate items.
Ideally: the Canadian province and municipality, intended use, whether land is secured, preferred home type, desired scope, approximate budget range and target timing.
Project inquiry
Let’s shape your place in Canada
Answer a few focused questions. Marcel Blaßmann can then prepare a more relevant first conversation for your project.
