Modular Building

When the world’s largest sporting events come to town, time is of the essence. Event organisers often need high-quality spaces designed around the event, delivered in tight timelines, built quickly, and ideally reused at their next event. Organisers are also becoming more focused on sustainability within the event industry and improving sustainable practices through reusable […]

What happens to an event structure when the crowds go home? More often than not, for many traditional builds, it gets dismantled, discarded, and replaced at the next event. Modular systems change that model. The same components are adapted and reused across venues and events. But how much of a difference can they really make?

What if a new healthcare facility could be delivered in a fraction of the time of traditional construction? Well, that’s one of the key advantages modular building systems bring to the healthcare sector. By combining off-site manufacturing with rapid on-site installation, modular construction can help healthcare providers deliver new spaces faster, while minimising disruption to

What if a building didn’t have to have a single destination – or a single life? Traditional construction is often designed around a specific site, purpose and lifespan. Once that purpose comes to an end, the building may be demolished, with materials becoming waste and a new structure required for the next project. The Spacecube

Need a structure operational yesterday? When a project deadline is tight, traditional construction methods can quickly become the biggest obstacle to achieving your desired end result. Modular building offers a faster, more predictable alternative. By manufacturing building components off-site in a controlled environment while site works are completed simultaneously, modular building can reduce project delivery

From the Australian Open to the F1 Grand Prix, SPACECUBE has had the opportunity to power some of the nation’s leading events with its modular building solutions. From the Google Pixel Studio experiential activation and M&M’s first-ever retail location in the Southern Hemisphere, to operational infrastructure for international broadcasting, food and beverage services, first aid, fan engagement, and high

Modular building structures represent the future of construction. A relatively new concept, it has made waves by revolutionising the ways buildings are designed, fabricated, and assembled. Like the name suggests, the buildings are designed in ‘modules’ that when assembled, reflect the seamless integration of a meticulously planned and precisely executed project. Once constructed, you wouldn’t