01 / Modular housing

Modular Housing

Accommodation and commercial space for international projects — built as transportable modules and assembled on site.

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Application types: 4
Transport unit: 20ft / 40ft
Structure: Steel / timber
Finish: Per project

Application scenarios

Four uses, one structural system

Each scenario changes the envelope, the services package and the finish level, not the module logic.

Accommodation at project scale

International Engineering Camps

Camp units are specified around occupancy, shift patterns and climate. Sleeping blocks, ablution modules, mess halls and site offices share one structural system so the camp can be extended or relocated between phases.

Sleeping blockAblution moduleSite office and mess

Transport: Flat-packed or fully assembled
Foundation: Compacted pad or screw piles
Utilities: Plug-and-play external connections
Support: Remote assembly checklist

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Guest units for sites with a view

Hospitality & Resorts

Hospitality units are finished to a guest-facing standard: bathroom pods, joinery, lighting scenes and exterior cladding are completed in the factory. The module lands on a prepared pad and connects to site services, keeping heavy works away from the guest area.

Garden cabinFamily villa unitLobby and F&B module

Transport: Assembled module
Foundation: Screw piles or concrete pad
Finishes: Completed in factory
Services: Water, power and drainage

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Permanent housing, not a temporary cabin

Permanent Residences & Villas

For permanent use the module is upgraded: heavier steel or timber framing, full residential insulation, conventional plumbing and electrical layouts, and finishes selected with the owner. Units can be combined into two-storey or L-shaped houses with site-built connections.

Two-bedroom residenceTimber villaGuest or pool house

Transport: Modules on flatbed
Foundation: Engineered slab or crawl space
Completion: Site joinery and connections
Documentation: Structural and services package

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Cafés, kiosks and unmanned retail

Commercial Units

Commercial units combine a service counter, back-of-house storage and a customer-facing facade in one container envelope. Unmanned retail configurations add access control, self-checkout hardware and remote monitoring provisions.

Café moduleUnmanned storeSite canteen

Transport: Assembled container
Foundation: Level pad or jacks
Utilities: Power, water and waste
Compliance: Local food or retail rules

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05Product families

Seven unit families, one module logic

From a folded module to a tiny house on wheels or a light-steel villa, each family keeps the same structural and interface discipline.

Expandable house

A folded module that opens to almost double its transport width on site.

Steel frame, sandwich panel envelope

CampsFast install20ft / 40ft

Flat-pack / MIC module

Panelized or volumetric modules shipped flat and assembled with a small site crew.

Galvanized frame, replaceable panels

High volumeSite assembledCost efficient

Wood-structure villa

Timber-framed units for permanent and hospitality use with a warmer interior.

Engineered timber frame, ventilated facade

ResidentialTimberCustom finish

Light-steel villa

Cold-formed galvanized steel framing for permanent homes, with a facade and roof finish chosen per project.

G550 galvanized frame, cement or metal panel facade

Permanent homeG550 steelTwo storeys

Tiny house on wheels

A complete compact dwelling with chassis, kitchen, bathroom and heating, movable between plots.

Light-steel frame, metal cladding, R18 envelope

18–32 ftRV hookupTurnkey

Container modular house

Stackable steel modules for staff housing, site offices and small multi-storey buildings.

Corner-post frame, exchangeable wall panels

StackableOffice / housing20ft / 40ft

Commercial unit

Container shells fitted for cafés, kiosks and unmanned retail.

Insulated container, glazed shopfront

RetailF&BRelocatable

06Materials and finishes

What the unit is actually made of

Structure, envelope, flooring, glazing and wet areas are specified as a package so performance and maintenance stay predictable.

G550 steel frame

Cold-formed galvanized sections carry the floor, wall and roof loads and stay dimensionally stable in transport.

G550 · Z275 galvanized · engineered per project

Facade panels

Fiber cement or metal carved panels form the weather skin, with joints detailed for the local rain and wind load.

Fiber cement / metal carved · ventilated fixing

Bamboo-wood fibre cladding

Interior wall panels in a wood-grain finish, supplied in a coordinated colour range for feature walls and ceilings.

Bamboo-wood fibre · click fixing · colour range

SPC rigid flooring

Click-lock rigid plank flooring for wet and high-traffic areas, laid over a level subfloor without adhesive.

4.0 / 5.0 mm · 180 × 1220 mm · waterproof core

Double-glazed windows

Aluminium frames with argon-filled double or triple glazing, selected by climate and shading requirement.

Low-E coating · argon fill · U-factor per configuration

Roof and membrane

Asphalt shingle or metal roof over a breathable membrane and ventilated cavity, with flashing at every penetration.

Shingle / metal · breathable membrane · ventilated

Insulation package

Wall, roof and floor insulation specified against the project climate, with thermal bridges detailed at junctions.

R18 walls · R13 interior partitions · climate based

Prefabricated wet pod

Bathroom pods arrive tiled, plumbed and tested, reducing site trades and rework in remote locations.

Fiberglass surround · factory wet test · ready to connect

07Tiny house series

A complete dwelling on a trailer chassis

Light-steel structure, full kitchen and bathroom, heating and cooling, and standard RV connections. Six layouts from 153 to 425 sq ft.

Width: 8.5 ft
Length: 18 – 32 ft
Interior height: Up to 11 ft
Floor area: 153 – 425 sq ft

ModelFloor area

Sunny 24′

Compact layout, one bedroom

≈ 204 sq ft

Sunny 24′-2

Compact layout, open living

≈ 204 sq ft

Delta 24′

Larger kitchen and dining

≈ 306 sq ft

Alpha 24′

Separate sleeping area

≈ 357 sq ft

Alpha 28′

Extra storage and loft

≈ 391 sq ft

Alpha 32′

Longest layout, family use

≈ 425 sq ft

Final configuration subject to project design

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08Site library

Units, materials and installations

A working reference set from camps, residences, tiny-house plots and commercial units.

Projects

Winterised sleeping blocks on a remote site

Light-steel villa with ventilated facade

Modular cluster arranged around a courtyard

Structure and standards

Documented before dispatch

Structural testing, envelope performance and electrical configuration are recorded for each project.

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Structural safety

Frame, corner columns and lifting points are verified by structural calculation and load testing.

Envelope performance

Insulation, glazing and roof sealing are specified against the project climate zone.

Electrical configuration

Distribution boards, earthing and lighting circuits are configured to the destination market.

09Delivery

From module to installed unit

Factory completion

Structure, envelope, services and finishes.

Loading plan

Units packed for the chosen transport mode.

Site assembly

Crane set and connect to site services.

Handover

Checklist, documentation and spare parts.

Projects

Planning a camp or a resort?

Send the site conditions and unit count. We return a layout direction and a reference configuration.

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