Masterpieces deserve a second life

Home, planned.

Thousands of plans sit in architects' drawers worldwide. tettura brings them into the light — good for builders, good for architects, good for the climate.

Hours that are never used again — until now.

Architekt

An architect spends 200 to 600 hours on a single-family house plan. Once the house is built, the plan disappears into a drawer. The hours are gone.

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Bauherr

A builder commissions a new architect and pays for those 200 to 600 hours again. For a house that already exists in similar form somewhere. Double effort. Double cost.

tettura turns "once" into "many times".

Architects sell the plan they already have. Builders buy one they would otherwise have to pay for from scratch. Both gain time, money and resources.

How tettura works

1

Find a plan

Filter by size, style, construction and price. 5 languages, worldwide selection.

2

Buy a license

Single-build, multi-build or exclusive — choose the right license for your project.

3

Build locally

Download plan files (PDF, CAD, BIM) and adapt with your local architect.