Windorah Primary Health Centre celebrates first anniversary
The Central West Queensland town of Windorah recently celebrated the first anniversary of the community's state-of-the-art health centre.
Modular Construction
The Evolution of Transportable Classrooms: From 1966 to Today
Demountable classrooms have come a long way since their widespread adoption in the 1960s. These portable, temporary structures have evolved significantly to address the changing needs of educational institutions. Today, demountable classrooms are not only a practical solution for expanding learning spaces but also a testament to sustainability, quality, and configurability.
Ausco Modular and AFL extend partnership until 2028
Ausco Modular are pleased to announce the extension of our Preferred Modular Facilities Provider agreement with the Australian Football League (AFL) until 2028.
Exploring Ausco's Portable Classroom Solutions
In the dynamic landscape of education, flexibility and adaptability have become paramount. Schools are constantly seeking innovative ways to expand their facilities, accommodate changing student populations and create conducive learning environments. This is where Ausco steps in, offering a range of demountable education classrooms that cater to a diverse set of needs.
Managing New Student Arrivals as Term 4 Approaches
As educators, the start of Term 4 often brings a distinct thought to mind - the approaching start of the next school year. Along with it comes the anticipation of new students set to join the educational journey. However, this exciting transition also brings the challenge of effectively managing the influx of new students.
Design adaptations for changing social norms
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.
How Australia is investing in women's football facilities - BBC News
Australia is a proud sporting nation and the FIFA Women's World Cup Australia and New Zealand 2023 has proven what Ausco has long known, the talent, interest, excitement and growth in women's sport in Australia across all sporting codes.
Progress-ED: Empowering Schools with Sustainable Benefits
In the ever-evolving landscape of education, schools seek innovative solutions that not only meet their space needs but also align with their commitment to sustainability. Progress-ED, our new initiative that not only redefines temporary classroom facilities but also sets new standards for sustainability.
Reimagining the humble demountable classrooms
Today, schools are embracing the concept of building traditional and adaptable spaces with enthusiasm. The idea of being able to create new facilities quickly and easily has captured the imagination of educators, and they are exploring innovative and creative ways to utilise these spaces.
Crossing the ditch
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.
“I essentially tripped and fell into the construction industry,” she laughed when asked about her career progression to-date.
