Daylun

Years before the ‘green design’ trend caught on, Daylun envisioned the world transitioning toward a more secure and sustainable future. This insight informed Daylun’s commitment to building quality, energy-efficient, and long-lasting homes. Currently, in the manufacturing phase, 241 Waterloo, Daylun’s flagship home build in Toronto, will be the first of this kind of structure to be built on-site in as little as 14 days. Daylun is dedicated to developing new sustainable building materials. The company has applied for patents on two inventions and is working on applications for several more. This intellectual property is incorporated in the company’s building and construction work. Daylun has done pioneering R&D in products such as: Construction-grade vegetable-based adhesive which reduces human and environmental toxicity; Concrete board made of EVA that is stronger and lighter than drywall; Solar-heated outside cladding which is a cost-effective passive heat gain system; Light gauge snap-together steel framing system. The founding project is a market-disrupting and trailblazing concept in the passive net-zero modular home construction industry. No other company or competitor has put so many innovative features into one build, with sustainability and technology at the forefront. To make the build possible, Daylun’s objective is to partner with sustainable product manufacturers that are leaders in their fields — from solar panels to energy-efficient, appliances. 241 Waterloo will be the benchmark for the home of the future.