“The best way to envision the future we want is to build it ourselves.”
ModArch
Sustainability Priority
A Greener Way to Build
Sustainability is one of the fundamental ideals of ModArch as is perhaps the single greatest reason for ModArch to choose modular solutions. By nature, modular construction lends itself well to sustainability, but we took it one step further by both philosophy and practice. For ModArch, every aspect the company is dedicated towards sustainability in mind.
Sustainable materials
Energy efficiency
emission reduction
Lower footprint
Sustainable Materials
G90 Galvanized Steel Framing
Recyclability
ModArch uses steel because it is 100% recyclable, making it a sustainable choice for modular construction. It can be recycled repeatedly without losing its strength and quality. This reduces the demand for raw materials and minimizes environmental impact.
Waste Reduction
The precision in manufacturing steel components for modular construction helps minimize on-site waste. This contrasts with traditional construction, where excess materials often lead to higher levels of waste. Reduced waste contributes to a more sustainable construction process
Resilience to Environmental Conditions
Steel is resistant to many environmental factors, such as extreme weather conditions, corrosion, and pests. This resilience ensures that structures made with steel have a longer life and require fewer resources for maintenance and repair, contributing to sustainability.
Energy Efficiency
Green Energy Road Map
Design for Energy Efficiency
Modular construction allows for precision in design, enabling architects to create energy-efficient structures. This includes optimizing the layout for natural lighting, ventilation, and insulation to reduce the reliance on artificial lighting and HVAC systems.
Smart Building Systems Integration
Modular construction allows for seamless integration of smart building systems. These systems can optimize energy usage by automatically adjusting lighting, heating, and cooling based on occupancy, time of day, and external environmental conditions.
Renewable Energy Integration
Modular buildings can be designed to easily integrate renewable energy sources such as solar panels, wind turbines, or geothermal systems. This contributes to on-site energy generation and reduces dependence on traditional energy sources, making the overall construction more sustainable.
Emission Reduction
Clear Skies Ahead
Transportation Emissions Reduction
Modular construction involves transporting prefabricated components to the construction site, which can be more fuel-efficient compared to transporting raw materials and construction workers to a traditional construction site. This transportation efficiency results in lower emissions during the construction phase.
On-Site Waste Minimization
The precision in manufacturing modular components helps minimize on-site waste during construction. Traditional construction often generates significant waste due to excess materials and inefficient construction practices. Reduced waste in modular construction contributes to lower emissions associated with waste disposal.
Shorter Construction Time
Modular construction projects typically have shorter construction timelines compared to traditional construction. This shorter build time means fewer emissions from on-site construction activities, machinery operation, and transportation, reducing the overall environmental impact associated with the construction process.
Lower Footprint
A Greener Legacy
Lower Water Usage
Modular construction may involve less water usage compared to traditional methods, as many processes are carried out in a factory setting where water recycling and conservation measures can be implemented more effectively.
Reduced Site Disturbance
Traditional construction can lead to significant site disturbance, including excavation, grading, and other site preparation activities. Modular construction often requires less on-site work, minimizing disruption to the natural environment.
Improved Air Quality
Reduced on-site construction time means less dust and air pollution, leading to improved air quality in and around the construction site. This can have positive health effects on both workers and the local community.