Modular School Buildings and the Bottom-Line Effect

If education has been undergoing a major platform change in recent years, so has the demand for purpose-built functional spaces in schools. The main problem, in fact, is that conventional building techniques simply can’t deliver these spaces at viable costs, and fast enough to meet the growing demand.

The education sector needs more space, high functionality, high-quality construction, and lower costs. Even just upgrading older buildings can be extremely expensive, and extremely disruptive.

This is where permanent modular school buildings come into their own. The combination of integrated designs, purpose-built spaces, and exceptional flexibility in design makes all the difference.

It’s fair to say that the modular construction approach delivers far more than just better costs. It also delivers real practical values and environmentally friendly learning environments. Modular construction also offers much more financially-viable options for school upgrades. In theory, you could design an entire modern school from scratch using modular construction. You can also have it built to your specifications in a fraction of the time required for conventional building, with little disruption to the campus or playground.

These architecturally designed learning areas by Tasbuilt Commercial blend in harmoniously with the other buildings on the site, and being built off site meant there was minimum disruption to the schools day to day activities. The classrooms overlook the playing fields, and include some stylish cladding options and 2.7m high ceilings to ensure an open and comfortable learning environment.