Smart Space Solutions to Support Local & Regional Councils
Whether it is a new office, public amenities, a community centre to cater for growth in your region, or a sporting facility, a modular building could be the solution. We have worked with local councils Australia-wide to provide smart space solutions for their communities.
We have partnered with numerous councils to provide compliant amenities such as change rooms, community spaces, and public toilet blocks, including facilities for people with a disability.
Not sure if you need to hire or buy? Our expert team can talk you through both options so you can make an informed decision. We recognise that one size does not fit all. Community needs are varied, and budgets differ greatly. Modular buildings provide flexible options, which is why many councils and organisations are choosing modular.
Some of our key projects to support councils and government are:
- Community centres
- Education centres
- Sports and recreation facilities
- Showground amenities
- Administration facilities
The Benefits Of Modular Buildings for Community Projects
- As 90% of the build is done in the factory, this greatly reduces disruption to the community as the installation takes days on-site and not months
- Modular units may be designed to fit in with external aesthetics of any existing building
- Access issues can by bypassed by craning the building modules over the top of obstacles
- In-house manufacture produces around 30% less waste than building on-site
Modular construction is considerably faster than on-site builds, therefore your community can start using their facilities sooner.
Why choose modular construction
Installation time lapse
Testimonials
"Ausco helped me by delivering a superior product to budget and on-time. Their modular format and in-house design team was instrumental in the delivery process allowing Fraser Coast Regional Council to achieve its delivery objectives."
Andrew Treloar, Fraser Coast Regional Council QLD
“From the commencement, Ausco worked faultlessly with the College and the City of Casey to develop a building and floorplan to meet the needs of both stakeholders. We are extremely happy with the build and would highly recommend Ausco for future work.”
Monique Guerin, Narre Warren P-12 College VIC
"The new facilities allowed more space for everybody and allows the clubs more opportunities to use the reserve. It’s not just great for our clubs, it’s great for the community as well.”
Sarah Johnson, East Sunbury Sporting Group VIC
"Six months to design and construct a child care centre and community hub from start to finish. We did it. This is a big win for our community and the economic and social benefits will be realised for years to come. Amazing effort by all involved, including the team at Ausco Modular."
Matthew Morgan, Council of Karoonda SA
Victoria Point Sharks Football Club
Morris Reserve
Narre Warren South P-12 College
Blackwood Football Club
John McMahon Recreation Reserve
Prequalified supplier arrangements and corporate partnerships
Local Buy QLD
Ausco Modular is a prequalified supplier under Local Buy's LB303 Sport and Recreational Facilities & Equipment and LB304 Public Facilities, Parks and Amenities Active Arrangements. The appointment to both of these panels ensures our connection with servicing local councils throughout Queensland.
Kinaway Chamber of Commerce VIC
Our corporate partnership with the Kinaway Chamber of Commerce ensures we are directly contributing to the development of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people increasing employment, better health care and education outcomes, and helping to the close the Gap.
Our Reconciliation Action Plan
Ausco Modular recognises that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are Australia’s first people. We acknowledge that there has been considerable loss to them – their lands, kin, languages and cultural identity. As such, we've worked hard to create a meaningful Reconciliation Action Plan that has practical actions that will drive our contribution to reconciliation both internally and within the communities in which we operate.