If you’re looking to hire a temporary building from Ausco, there’s usually a requirement to discuss permits and approvals with your local Council prior.
Construction planning can be daunting, especially if you have little background in the construction field and are not very familiar with modular classroom buildings. If you feel like this, read on.
Once your school begins to exceed its existing capacity, it’s time to plan for new classroom space.
At Ausco, our first priority is supplying the temporary space you need, configured exactly to your specifications, delivered, and available to use from day one. As the industry leader, we have the largest fleet of quality portable buildings and an endless array of add-on options, and a team of temporary workspace experts.Do you have everything you need to be ready to work from day one?
While many students will soon return to a school building, many are attending classes in innovative modular classrooms.
According to the University of Sydney, portable classrooms account for 12% of all government schools in NSW alone.
Ausco Modular's Townsville-based carpentry apprentices Elisabeth Matters and Fred McGilvary have gained valuable experience working on stage one of the Drive It North Queensland development project.
Modular spaces are utilised by a multitude of industries throughout Australia and the world. The rise of modular facilities has allowed these industries to expand without the worry of excessive cost or wasted time. Modular can service a company's need for more space, whether that is due to growth, renovations, emergency needs or simply demand.
Modular construction has come a long way since its humble beginnings producing temporary buildings or facilities used whilst something more permanent was built.