Educational buildings
Classrooms, universities, student accommodation, dormitories, cafeterias and dining halls. A school built from panels can be handed over between two academic years, which is the reason modular construction keeps winning these projects.
Mining and construction sites
Sites far from a city need offices, dining halls and accommodation before the real work starts. Modular buildings arrive with the first convoy and can be relocated when the project moves. See mining camps for a 60-bed type design with plans.
Oil and gas sites
Oil field camps house crews by grade, with ablutions, dining, a clinic and a prayer room, in containers or panel buildings with A2-s1,d0 rock wool walls.
Refugee and IDP camps
Shelters, clinics, classrooms and sanitary blocks for humanitarian programmes, shipped flatpack so that hundreds of units fit into a realistic freight budget. See the refugee and IDP camps page for the full scope.
Health facilities
Clinics, polyclinics, intensive care units and isolation wards. Controlled factory production suits medical spaces, where surfaces, ventilation and hygiene requirements have to be repeatable.
Metal buildings
Steel structures with large spans for warehouses, factories and workshops, assembled with bolts and nuts. See the metal buildings page for spans, crane options and typical sizes.
Special containers
Container data centers, soundproof office containers, laboratory and control room units — containers built for a single technical purpose rather than for housing.