The Green and Transportable Modular Building focuses on designing a carbon zero house, using renewable energy and strongly reducing the environmental load, while creating a sustainable, high-quality living space adaptable in multiple environmental conditions upgrading new nomad lifestyles.

The idea is based on a flexible system, easily adjustable and adaptable according to a timber modular framework, which allows the building to be transportable, with a positive contribution in CO₂ absorption.

The object of my proposal is the design of an origami pavilion with rigid panels obtained from the repetition of a triangular module. Thanks to parametric modelling and digital fabrication, it was possible to set up a process consisting of five steps:(1) Physical computer simulation of the origami fold;(2) Choice of the fold angle to obtain a set of coherent connections;(3) Generation of the cutting files of each element with relative labeling;(4) Production via laser cutting; and (5) Assembly.