A stackable modular construction system, comprising:
- at least one basic module comprised by a plurality of panels,
- wherein each module comprises at least three interlocking wall panels and at least one polygonal shaped floor panel,
- wherein each panel comprises of two opposing surfaces and at least three edges with a thickness,
- wherein the panels may comprise one or more openings of different sizes and shapes as decoration or to allow access, in addition to the placement and attachment of accessories, architectural and/or electronic components and/or the pass through of wiring and/or utilities,
- wherein the amount of wall panels in a module correspond to the number of sides of its polygonal floor panel shape,
- wherein the floor panel may comprise at least one protrusion tab extending from one of its edges having a width substantially equal to the thickness of the panel and a length, corresponding and compatible for coupling to the length and width of the at least one slot in a wall panel.
- wherein a wall panel may comprise at least one slot having a width substantially equal to the thickness of the panel and a length, corresponding and compatible for coupling to the length and width of the at least one protrusion tab extending from a floor panel.
- wherein a wall panel may comprise at least one ledge parallel and in proximity to one of its edges on which the floor panel rest by gravity.
- wherein each wall panel comprises at least one kerf cut parallel and in proximity to a panel's edge with a width substantially equal to the thickness of the panel and a length half way the panel's height.
- wherein the wall panels slide along such kerf cuts in order to interlock mechanically with other wall panels.
- wherein each wall panel comprises at least one trussed edge, on all or portions of the edge's length,
- wherein said trussed edge is comprised by a series of repeating polygonal shapes of varied size and proportion alternating up and down,
- wherein said series of repeating polygons which make up the truss design are configured such that wall panels may be stacked and/or connected mechanically by mating with compatibly trussed panels.
- wherein the lower trussed edge of an upper stacked module's wall panel is received by the upper trussed edge of the lower stacked module's wall panel.
- wherein the stacked modules self-center when edged trusses mate and prevent movement in all directions of the horizontal plane relative to another module staked above and/or below.
- and,
- wherein modules with trussed edged panels of approximately the same design, dimension and contour may be stacked upon each other by the pairing of their trussed edges along the entire lengths or portions of their trussed edges, to form complex three-dimensional structures or scenes.