Case study

Yesterday's Contracts Have No Place in Tomorrow's Construction World

Moos is building a sustainable future with modular, circular homes. To reinforce their collaborative philosophy, they needed legal documents that not only mitigate risks but actively build trust between partners. Patroon helped them redesign their contractual ecosystem.

Yesterday's Contracts Have No Place in Tomorrow's Construction World

In the traditional construction world, Moos consciously chooses a different approach. With their mission to solve the housing shortage sustainably, Moos is building an ecosystem of equal partners who together create modular, circular homes. The problem? Their legal documentation did not align with this vision.

Signing moment of the Moos partnership manifesto
Cover page of the redesigned Moos contract
Detail of a visual contract section
Example of visualized contract agreements
Moos does everything differently from the traditional construction sector, and we wanted our contracts to reflect that. The goal was less paper, less text, more visuals. This aligns with our industry, where people build things and spend much less time dealing with documents.
Door Hendriksen

Legal at Moos

Moos demonstrates that especially in a traditional sector like construction, legal innovation can be an important differentiator. Well-designed legal documents are a powerful tool to strengthen relationships and embody company values.
Maurits Fornier

Patroon

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Maurits Fornier - Co-founder

Maurits Fornier

Co-founder