Keep up to date with the latest news and events from the portable and modular building industry.
Off-site construction is an ever-expanding and popular technique used in a variety of industries, such as education, commercial and healthcare. However, there is scope for it to develop further and branch into the mainstream construction sector and be applied to alternative building types and industries. A prime example of this is the development of the next generation of compact nuclear power stations.
When it comes to further education, the right learning, living and campus environment is critical to student enjoyment and academic success. This can be applied to all levels of education, as each stage is important to excel and reach the next. In this blog post we will look at how the increasing quality and sustainability of a modular build has helped to accommodate aspects of university life.
There are many more benefits of offsite construction, enjoyed throughout a variety of sectors. For example child-friendly safety features for classrooms; approved state-of-the-art fittings for modular healthcare buildings; or specialist facilities such as shower wet rooms, toilets and changing areas for sports and leisure buildings. All of our buildings are designed and made bespoke to your requirements so that the benefits of your new building are endless.
We know we’re biased, but we believe the modular construction industry is great, and for good reason, as it’s growing in popularity across a multitude of sectors. In recent modular construction news, a report has shown that the global modular and prefabricated buildings market is set for growth over the next five years. In this blog post we will explore the amount of predicted growth and the reasons behind it.
Modular construction is not a new concept or method of construction, but it has seen an upsurge in popularity in recent years. This is because some people are starting to realise its potential to solve a number of the construction industry’s current challenges. From reducing a building project’s environmental impact to saving you money in comparison to a traditional build, the benefits of modular construction are significant.
Urgent and Emergency Care (UEC) services are critical in keeping the UK population healthy. The NHS responds to more than 110 million urgent calls or visits every year, so it is essential that the system works effectively. Recently, off-site construction has taken steps towards relieving some pressure that our invaluable health system faces.
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