Industrialized housing at scale, engineered in Venezuela.
Capital
Capital Partner
Legocon is seeking a capital partner to fund the industrial plant and scale housing construction operations. Legocon contributes engineering and operations; the partner contributes capital.
Legocon is an industrialized housing construction system developed and proven in Venezuela since 2004. The business operates across two complementary pillars: building cost-efficient, repeatable homes using integrated Legocon components, and supplying complete construction kits at industrial scale from a proposed manufacturing plant. The system is engineered for speed and simplicity, delivering a 72 m² reference home in as little as 8 days at a direct construction cost of US$ 275/m².
Conventional housing construction is slow, expensive, and skill-intensive, making it difficult to deliver affordable homes at the scale required to address large housing deficits. Traditional methods require mortar, conventional roof shoring, and trained labor, all of which drive up cost and time.
Legocon's proprietary construction system replaces conventional methods with interlocking blocks that require no mortar, prestressed nano-concrete roof slabs that eliminate the need for conventional roof shoring, and lightweight earthquake-resistant structures that can be assembled without prior experience. A single home can be completed in 8 days at US$ 275/m². A proposed industrial plant can supply 42 complete kits per day (924/month, 11,088/year), enabling large-scale housing delivery.
Our vision
To industrialize housing supply at scale by combining Legocon's engineering and operations expertise with a capital partner, building homes faster, cheaper, and more durably than conventional construction allows.
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Capital
Capital Partner
Legocon is seeking a capital partner to fund the industrial plant and scale housing construction operations. Legocon contributes engineering and operations; the partner contributes capital.
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