An obvious advantage of modular constructions lies in the unobtrusive installation of large-scale modules, which are, where possible, outfitted on the production line and then assembled directly on site following delivery. The ultimate advantage of this method is the very small environmental burden during construction, particularly in healthcare where peace and quiet are part of the healing process. And moreover, the modular architecture is beautiful.
A modular extension of the Mining Hospital in Karviná from 77 modules.
| Year of implementation: | 2020 |
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| Client: | Karvinská hornická nemocnice |
| Country of implementation: | Czech Republic |
Modular Sobering-Up Station in the Premises of the Jihlava Hospital
| Year of implementation: | 2019 |
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| Architect / Studio: | Ing. arch. Jiří Pelikán |
| Country of implementation: | Czech Republic |
Private Dentist Surgery in GESEKE. The dental clinic includes eight consulting rooms, a small office for minor operations, a reception desk, recovery rooms for children after anaesthesia, and a dental prosthesis.
| Year of implementation: | 2018 |
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| Country of implementation: | Germany |
The extension consists of 7 StandardLine series modules at the floor area of 171 m². The new part of the hospital contains four medical offices and a training room.
| Year of implementation: | 2012 |
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| Client: | PROBI |
| Country of implementation: | Czech Republic |
Three-storey administrative building of the Rotterdam Hospital consists 82 flat-pack modules.
| Year of implementation: | 2009 |
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| Client: | WEMA |
| Country of implementation: | Netherlands |
Modul is not a container
