Modular Building Case Studies

Yelm School District desired a practical and temporary 8,200 square foot classroom solution, all under one roof, to house their growing student population.

The goal of the client was to provide top notch affordable care while minimizing additional overhead costs.

The Montreal Heart Institute (ICM) temporary emergency building layout, comprising 42 modular units, was carefully planned with various hospital departments to meet the technical and operational requirements to run a busy emergency room.

Due to the complexity and scope of the project, the ability to perform the work in a factory environment provided the opportunity for significant cost reductions and increased quality control measures.

The project includes 40 assisted living rooms, 20 memory care rooms, public restrooms, staff areas, laundry facilities, community kitchens, libraries, dining areas, and a detached administrative building.

This project provides space for 24 standard classrooms to accommodate up to 528 additional students.

The newly renovated daycare space is comprised of two classrooms, men’s and women’s restrooms, an office space, and kitchen.

A project from Australian MBI member Fleetwood Building Solutions challenges the perceptions of what’s possible through modular construction.

POSCO helped PyeongChang, Korea prepare for the 2018 Olympic Games with this modular media hotel, completely relocatable after the Games.

Hawaii Film Studio, known for its work on TV shows and movies such as Hawaii Five-0 and Jurassic Park, chooses modular to meet deadline and budget