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Modular buildings are a more recent concept in comparison to the world’s extensive construction history, but the distinct advantages of off-site methods have resulted in its popularity increasing as it develops year on year.
The integration of technology is essential when improving the processes of all things. And the construction sector is no different. Today technology plays a vital role throughout the industry, and continual advancements mean that we can now rely more heavily on digital designing and techniques that differ from traditional builds.
The pressure on new school places is not something that is particularly new to the education sector. The issue is that the current, traditional techniques which are employed to build new schools or school extensions are relatively costly and lengthy in terms of the construction time.
Finding a good primary school place has become increasingly difficult, with a wide variety of pressures affecting a school’s ability to offer places to all. One of the main concerns primary schools face is being able to provide enough physical space to accommodate the rising number of the schooling population.
The construction industry is no pillar of innocence within this plastic epidemic. In this blog post therefore, we will explore the concept of overconsumption of plastic throughout the sector and how the use of off-site construction can aid in reducing this dangerous level of waste.
The wide-ranging applications of offsite methods are emulated by the vast range of sectors within which they are used. But how wide-reaching are the applications of modular buildings? In this blog we will explore how the UK hopes to use these techniques to help communities in need, and how the buildings we produce can help to aid similar projects closer to home.
