Summary

The project focuses on the development of structural modular wooden elements from local wood, using ecological processing and joining methods without the use of glues and metal joints. This ensures sustainability, biodegradability and a reduction in negative environmental impact. In addition to research into traditional wood joining and processing techniques, the project includes experimental testing of mechanical properties and numerical modeling of joint behavior to ensure the durability and reliability of the elements in various application conditions. The interdisciplinary approach connects the fields of engineering, ecology, sustainable development and cultural heritage, creating the foundations for new applications in architecture, construction and urban design. The project also has socio-economic significance by encouraging the use of local resources and preserving traditional knowledge. Expected results include the development of modular systems, prototyping, numerical simulations and the preparation of technical documentation that can serve as a basis for further research and practical application.