Manufactured under controlled factory conditions, modular building construction involves assembling complete buildings using individual factory built modules that are transported to site on individual loads of transport, before being installed onsite to create a complete building. Modular buildings are capable of being linked side by side or end to end and can be any size and have multiple storeys.    

Compared to traditional construction, modular buildings offer significant advantages in speed, flexibility, and efficiency. Modular construction can be completed up to 50% faster than conventional builds, enabling quicker delivery and earlier occupation. These buildings also provide exceptional future flexibility. Their design can be easily expanded, reduced, or relocated to meet the evolving needs of clients. In addition, modular construction minimises on-site disruption and ensures projects are delivered on time and within budget.

Today, portable and modular buildings are a well-established alternative to traditional construction, widely used for a variety of applications including office accommodation, classrooms, construction site facilities, training rooms, nurseries, marketing suites, canteens, welfare and restaurant facilities, hotel accommodation, and even permanent housing.