Hospital buildings built using off-site construction


Hospital buildings built using off-site construction Off-site, modular construction can be successfully used for large-scale hospital buildings. A number of advantages are gained when off-site construction is used for major developments: Reduced overall construction programme time (up to 60%, compared to traditional construction) Reduced construction time on site (50 to 60%) Economy of scale production Greater certainty of completion on time and on budget Reduced environmental impact

				Over the last 6 years ModuleCo has accumulated vast experience in the off-site construction of hospital buildings. We have delivered over 70 modular healthcare projects, many of which have been multi-storeyed facilities, including a five-storey (2,700m²) building at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge.

Our design team includes a number of leading designers who specialise in modular building systems and have been involved in the design of the tallest (seven storey) modular building. We are able to provide turnkey design and build solutions, based on off-site construction, for large healthcare projects. If you need a new hospital building or a diagnostic treatment centre we are able to design and deliver buildings with the following characteristics:

Single or multi storey (up to 7 storeys) Clear usable space of up to 16m (50ft) wide Innovative architectural designs Attractive exterior cladding options Concrete floors (up to 4 storeys) Internal layouts based on critical pathways Inspiring, yet functional interior designs

We strongly believe that off-site construction can not only match traditional construction in building quality, scale and design life, but also provide faster, more flexible and cost effective solutions. Contact us to find out how off-site construction can be used for large-scale hospital buildings.