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Reframe
Innovative Ukrainian green-tech and social initiative
We plan to recycle and use 1 million scrap steel and build 333 thousand apartments.
As of the end of 2025, there are over 4 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Ukraine, hundreds of thousands of whom are in need of housing as a result of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
About Reframe
Homes Remade. Ukraine Reborn.
Every recycled car is a step towards a home for a family affected by war or natural disasters.
We turn metal into a house frame, reducing carbon emissions and waste.
By rethinking materials, we reduce costs and environmental damage.
We work at the intersection of:
1. circular economy
2. rapid and scalable construction
3. social responsibility
This is not temporary housing.
And not charity.
This is a new model of reconstruction — sustainable, responsible, and people-centered.
Planned indicators
CO₂
to lower
333,000
houses to build
100+
attract investors
From scrap steel -
into housing
Reframe Home uses recycled steel elements as a basis for: residential modules, temporary housing, rapid recovery solutions.
Assembled from recycled materials
Which allows you to reduce the cost of steel production.
Savings of 10–30% on raw materials and logistics
Have a simple design
This allows you to reduce construction time.
15–25% faster thanks to ready-made recycled elements.
Can be used immediately after installation
Modules can be installed immediately after assembly, which is key for crisis and urgent scenarios.
At the same time, Reframe houses :
meets basic safety requirements,
designed for real living,
is created with long-term use in mind.
Who is this for?
Ministries and foundations
working on the issue of housing for IDPs and recovery
Medium and large businesses
Investors
who want to join the project on franchising or donation terms
Steel and LGSF manufacturers
to reduce the cost of materials
Developers and construction companies
who are interested in scalability, reduced construction time, and reduced cost of materials
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