Harnessing modular for efficient and sustainable construction
Volumetric modular construction (VMC) is steadily revolutionising construction, delivering high quality with vastly reduced on-site construction time and wastage. Mohsin Cooper understand the benefits of VMC and how to bring these to bear on a project. We partner with various modular companies to deliver efficient and sustainable construction.
Speed and Effciency
Volumetric modular construction utilizes offsite manufacturing, where modules are built concurrently with on-site preparation. This parallel process significantly reduces construction time compared to traditional methods, allowing for faster project completion and earlier occupancy whether a volume housing scheme or one-off dwelling.
Sustainability
Offsite manufacture of modules allows for careful management of materials and resources leading to vastly reduced wastage and allowing low-carbon benchmarks to be met
Design Freedom
Modular construction does not inhibit architectural design. Modules can be combined in numerous configurations and accommodate Façade elements such as bays and canopies in the same way that traditional construction can. Most traditional facing materials can be used to finish modular buildings and the visual difference between traditional and VMC is generally minimal.
“Offsite manufacture of modules allows for careful management of materials and resources leading to vastly reduced wastage and allowing low-carbon benchmarks to be met.”
Quality
Modules are constructed in a controlled factory environment, adhering to strict quality control standards. The standardised production process ensures consistent quality, minimising variations and defects often associated with on-site construction.
Recognised & Approved
Most volumetric modular companies have BOPAS accreditation. Their build systems are generally accepted by a large number of high-street mortgage lenders and development finance options.
Contact us to learn more about how the modular approach could benefit your project.
