Ausco Modular has delivered eight modular homes for regional frontline workers, such as police officers, nurses and teachers, from its Ipswich manufacturing facility. The three and two-bedroom modular homes were commissioned by the Queensland Government as part of its response to the national housing crisis.
The Central West Queensland town of Windorah recently celebrated the first anniversary of the community's state-of-the-art health centre.
Ausco Modular are pleased to announce the extension of our Preferred Modular Facilities Provider agreement with the Australian Football League (AFL) until 2028.
When you hear the terms portable or demountable buildings, you probably also resonate with the 'donga' nickname for modular buildings that you traditionally find on construction sites or in remote mining workforce accommodation camps.
When Jasmine Chan graduated with her Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Auckland in 2015, she had no idea her career would propel her into the world of construction and modular buildings.
For decades, construction companies have chosen temporary modular buildings for jobsites for obvious reasons: they’re fast, flexible and affordable. The site office is the hub of the construction site. The first place workers will go when they arrive. It's also the place visitors will report to, and it's often where site meetings take place.
Ausco Modular is proud to have been part of delivering the first Centre for National Resilience (CNR) in Victoria. Ausco has been involved in the Centres for National Resilience project since mid last year, manufacturing accommodation units for the Melbourne and Perth CNR facilities as part of the government's response to COVID-19.
Modular construction is moving the goal posts for clubs, communities, and sporting groups across Australia. Many clubs and councils have realised the benefits of off-site construction and have embraced this methodology.
As the benefits of modular construction become well known, one of the most common myths is they do not meet the same construction standards as traditional builds, however, that is simply not the case.
Without being too technical, the simple answer is modular buildings by law must be designed and constructed to meet:
