Project workforce accommodation

Worker Accommodation Camps Planned for Your Site

Factory-manufactured modular buildings configured for workforce capacity, climate conditions, operating duration and the functional flow of your project site.

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Define the camp before selecting the unit.These inputs determine the layout, building system and production scope.

01 CapacityHeadcount, room occupancy and privacy level

02 OperationsShift pattern, welfare facilities and circulation

03 SiteClimate, utilities, ground condition and access

04 ProgrammeProject duration, phases and delivery sequence

Camp planning

A complete operating environment, not a row of rooms

The accommodation block is only one part of a functional camp. We coordinate the building mix, circulation and service zones around workforce welfare, site operations and future expansion.

Core facilities can be combined into one coordinated modular plan.

Layouts are developed from the required headcount and site plan. Room modules, shared facilities and service buildings can be adjusted to the project standard rather than selected from a fixed generic package.

Accommodation blocksSingle, twin or multi-occupancy room arrangements

Site officesManagement, meeting and command spaces

Dining and kitchenFood preparation, serving and dining flow

Sanitary facilitiesToilets, showers, changing and laundry rooms

Storage and recreation spacesOptional shared-use areas configured to the agreed layout and fit-out scope

External circulationWalkways, canopies, stairs and service access

Recommended systems

Select the system around logistics, schedule and reuse

The right choice depends on transport route, site equipment, intended service life, required quantity and the level of internal fit-out.

Detachable Container House

Component-based packing supports efficient container loading and flexible configuration for larger project quantities.

Volume-efficient logistics

Flat-Pack Container House

Factory-prepared frame and enclosure system suited to standardized camp blocks and repeatable site assembly.

Standardized deployment

K-House Camps

Lightweight modular building system for economical accommodation, offices and shared facilities on temporary sites.

Cost-focused camp planning

T-House Camps

Panelized system used for larger continuous buildings where internal zoning and room planning drive the layout.

Flexible internal planning

Manufacturing control

Define the technical scope before production starts

Drawings, material specifications and fit-out schedules create the reference for procurement, manufacturing and inspection. This reduces avoidable changes after the units reach site.

Layout and coordinationRoom mix, circulation, openings, utilities and module interfaces.

Material and fit-out scheduleWall and roof build-up, finishes, electrical, plumbing and sanitary fixtures.

Factory inspection recordsIncoming material checks, production-stage checks and pre-dispatch verification.

Packing identificationComponent labels and packing lists prepared for the agreed shipment sequence.

Project workflow

From workforce brief to dispatch-ready package

Each stage closes a specific project decision before the next one begins, creating a clearer basis for schedule and commercial control.

STEP 01

Project brief

Location, capacity, use period, schedule and site constraints.

STEP 02

System selection

Compare logistics, assembly method, reuse and fit-out requirements.

STEP 03

Layout development

Coordinate room mix, support facilities, circulation and utilities.

STEP 04

Production control

Manufacture and inspect against the approved technical scope.

STEP 05

Packing and support

Prepare dispatch records and any separately agreed delivery support.