Modular construction is the process of designing and producing modules of a house or building in a factory, under controlled conditions, and transporting them to the construction site.
These modules can vary in size, structure, finishing, and shape. Unlike traditional construction, which starts on-site from scratch, modular buildings allow simultaneous operations both in the factory and on-site.
Although prefabricated, it is through a well-designed architectural project that we bring uniqueness and personality to modular buildings, making them indistinguishable from conventional construction in terms of aesthetics, finishes, and concept.
Being industrialized, modular construction is far more planned, controlled, safe, efficient, and faster than traditional construction.