Modular Construction

Modular construction, also known as prefabricated or off-site construction, involves building various components or modules of a structure in a factory setting before transporting them to a construction site for assembly.

Developers favor modular construction for several reasons, including it’s speed of construction, cost-efficiency, consistency, and quality control, reduced on-site disruptions, design flexibility, and it’s ability to overcome location challenges.

Modular construction allows simultaneous progress on-site and in the factory, reducing the overall construction timeline compared to traditional on-site construction. This is achieved by pre-building modules off-site, which are then quickly assembled on-site.

Yes, modular construction can be cost-effective due to economies of scale in the factory setting, reduced labor costs, and optimized material usage, resulting in potential savings on financing expenses.

Modules undergo rigorous inspections in the factory, ensuring that each component meets high-quality standards. The controlled environment reduces the risk of construction errors, defects, and delays.

Absolutely! Modular construction is not limited in design or architecture. It allows for design flexibility and customization enabling developers to create architecturally unique buildings. Standard modular construction is generally intended for 1-8 storeys. ANC offers a patented system without limitations on height. Click here for more information on our modular high-rise solution.

Yes, modular construction often leads to less waste and reduced energy consumption during the building process. Additionally, many modular construction materials are recyclable, contributing to sustainable building practices.

Yes, modular construction can be an ideal solution for projects located in remote or challenging geographic areas. It enables developers to overcome logistical obstacles and construct in areas with limited access to skilled labor and materials.

A well-executed modular project has shorter construction timelines, allowing developers to start earning returns on their investment sooner. This can be particularly advantageous in high-demand real estate markets.

The main considerations in modular construction are transportation and logistics, crane coordination and erection sequencing. These challenges can often be addressed with proper, planning and coordination.

An RV is a vehicular-type unit primarily designed as temporary living quarters for recreational, camping, or seasonal use that either has its own motor power or is mounted on, or towed by, another vehicle. The basic entities are travel trailers, fifth wheel travel trailers, folding camping trailers, truck campers and motorhomes.

A Park Model RV is a single living unit that is primarily designed and completed on a single chassis, mounted on wheels, to provide temporary living quarters for recreational, camping, or seasonal use, and is certified by the manufacturer as complying with all applicable requirements of ANSI A119.5. Park Model RVs have a gross trailer area not exceeding 400 square feet in the setup mode, or width greater than 8.5 feet in transport mode.

We produce 3D-volumetric steel frame modular units with fully finished interiors complete with mechanical, plumbing, and electrical. Everything is assembled offsite. While modularity is most suited for projects with a high-degree of repeatability, this does not mean all products look the same, instead, a variety of standardized modules can be placed together differently to produce a customized end result.