Commercial Modular Housing Barracks The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) was tasked to find ways to streamline its acquisition and construction processes in order to reduce costs and speed up overall delivery of projects, while at the same time providing quality facilities. Over the past few years, modular contractors have been successful at completing over 10 million square feet of facilities for the Corps, specifically administrative facilities and troop housing. Fort Bliss UEPH by Warrior Group. Multi-Family Residential Modular construction offers the ability to provide condominiums, apartment complexes, even hotels in almost half the time as traditional, site built construction methods. More and more cities and countries are turning to modular construction methods to deliver much-needed housing that is more cost-effective and more eco-friendly due to reduced waste and in-factory processes. Images courtesy of Britco Structures. Find case study here. Photos provided by Deluxe Building Systems Workforce Housing Modular construction is the method-of-choice by industries that require massive inlays of infrastructure to support a labor force. Examples of this are the oil mining industries of Canada, as well as disaster recovery set-ups in areas like New Orleans. Because temporary living quarters can be constructed to code and delivered in a very short period of time, work camp housing remains a large market for commercial modular construction. Leismer Lodge by Northgate Industries Ltd. Education From single dormitories to complete campuses, permanent modular construction offers public, private, and charter schools what other construction methods cannot: accelerated project timelines, more economical pricing, and less disruption. Permanent, modular student housing is indistinguishable from other school buildings and can be constructed to any architectural and customer specifications. MBI members design and build student dorms of all types and sizes using traditional building materials like wood, steel, and concrete. Virtually any size permanent student housing facility can be built, installed, and ready for occupancy, some in as little as 90 days. Find a Provider Get-a-Quote
Commercial Modular Housing
Barracks The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) was tasked to find ways to streamline its acquisition and construction processes in order to reduce costs and speed up overall delivery of projects, while at the same time providing quality facilities. Over the past few years, modular contractors have been successful at completing over 10 million square feet of facilities for the Corps, specifically administrative facilities and troop housing. Fort Bliss UEPH by Warrior Group.
Multi-Family Residential Modular construction offers the ability to provide condominiums, apartment complexes, even hotels in almost half the time as traditional, site built construction methods. More and more cities and countries are turning to modular construction methods to deliver much-needed housing that is more cost-effective and more eco-friendly due to reduced waste and in-factory processes. Images courtesy of Britco Structures. Find case study here. Photos provided by Deluxe Building Systems Workforce Housing Modular construction is the method-of-choice by industries that require massive inlays of infrastructure to support a labor force. Examples of this are the oil mining industries of Canada, as well as disaster recovery set-ups in areas like New Orleans. Because temporary living quarters can be constructed to code and delivered in a very short period of time, work camp housing remains a large market for commercial modular construction.
Leismer Lodge by Northgate Industries Ltd. Education From single dormitories to complete campuses, permanent modular construction offers public, private, and charter schools what other construction methods cannot: accelerated project timelines, more economical pricing, and less disruption. Permanent, modular student housing is indistinguishable from other school buildings and can be constructed to any architectural and customer specifications. MBI members design and build student dorms of all types and sizes using traditional building materials like wood, steel, and concrete. Virtually any size permanent student housing facility can be built, installed, and ready for occupancy, some in as little as 90 days. Find a Provider Get-a-Quote