Volumetric Modular Integration

Modular makes sense.

According to McKinsey & Company, volumetric modular construction projects are completed up to 50% faster than conventional, on-site construction.

Volumetric modular construction allows developers to manage construction and development costs while controlling inventory shortfalls and minimizing project delivery time.

Energy Efficiency, Sustainability & Building Decarbonization

Volumetric modular construction delivers efficient, high-performing buildings that allow developers to learn how they can work to meet LEED, WELL, BREEAM or other building sustainability program metrics.

Vertically integrated volumetric modular construction is a technique that allows developers to affirm their commitment to sustaining the environment for future generations by focusing on reduction of:

• On-site energy consumption during construction
• Operational energy consumption after construction
• Emissions
• Pollutants
• Carbon footprint
  
  

Expected Quality.

Volumetric modular units are the same or higher quality as conventional housing units.

This means that developers can construct beautiful projects with 'must have' attributes such as:

• Unique design features
• Double walls, floors and ceilings for sound control
• Energy efficiencies