Read our latest sector blogs with information on how modular and portable buildings can help you to expand your school or business.
The healthcare sector is under a serious amount of pressure. People are living longer, medicine is becoming more expensive and local healthcare bodies are constantly put under financial strain. Due to this, affordable, clean, bright and comfortable environments that are designed to be expanded upon are essential for staff and patients.
Having the right working environment that is suited to your business and the way it works is essential. As we all know, this is because creating a positive working environment and maximising the productivity of your workforce will help your business to thrive. Many businesses will need to expand their premises at some point as their business grows, but this can be an expensive venture and opting to extend an existing building can come with a hefty price tag. However, modular construction methods for the commercial sector may be the answer.
Nurseries are trusted to be a safe, educational and social environment for small children. This demands a building that can accommodate a range of needs and a space that parents can trust in alongside the hardworking employees that care for their children. Modular buildings are the ideal solution, providing a welcoming building with features to ensure safety and fun!
Running a local sports team is a rewarding venture. Owners draw from their communities and local support networks to aid in the maintenance of their clubs to ensure eventual sporting success. Although all of those in sports teams aspire to the great heights of the Premier League or the Bowls National Championship, the harsh reality is that local clubs find it difficult to expand.
Modular buildings can be used to develop laboratories for educational purposes, whether its primary, secondary, college or university infrastructure requirements. All modular buildings can be made differently in terms of appearance and function, and when it comes to education, at any level, the right learning environment is critical.
We have spoken a lot about the pressures that the education in this country is under, particularly due to the fact that we have close connections and a vast breadth of experience in the industry. The pressures of rising school numbers and lack of funding is common knowledge, and is particularly prevalent when we see the Department of Education searching for ways to innovate their approach to the expansion of schools.
