Modular solutions
A modular building you extend as the business grows
A single module has its dimensional limits. When you need more floor area or an unusual plan, we make the building from several modules joined into one form. Further modules are added later without disturbing what already stands. A set built from repeatable modules is joined the same way - side by side, stacked, or around an internal corridor.
When it works
When a modular building is the right answer
More floor area than one module gives
An investment delivered in phases
An L-shaped or U-shaped plan
A two-storey building
Difficult access to the plot
Office space for a whole team
An extension to an existing building
A layout with an internal corridor
A budget spread across years
What you get
What comes with the building
One building, not a row of boxes
Modules are joined so the building reads as a whole, with a continuous finish.
Extended without demolition
The next module goes against the existing one, and use pauses for the installation rather than for a building project.
Transport where a whole building cannot go
Modules travel separately and are joined on site.
Three ways to deliver it
Produced complete in the works, delivered as modules and assembled at your site, or built from scratch where it stands.
Models
Modular building models
The number of modules and how they are joined follow the final floor area and the shape of the plot.
Novi Modular
Proven production and delivery capacity
projects across Poland and Europe
containers off the production line
1500+ projects across Poland and Europe
Factory output of 50 units a month
An on-time, repeatable production and delivery process
Complete delivery with crane unloading - nothing for you to arrange
Full documentation, certification and warranty
Proven solutions built on experience
Working with us, step by step
Every project follows one ordered process
Consultation and needs analysis
A conversation to establish what the building is for and the scope of the planned investment.
Configuration and design
Technical solutions and fit-out chosen around the planned activity, followed by a final quotation.
Production
The building is made under controlled factory conditions to the agreed specification.
Transport and unloading
Delivery on our own transport with crane unloading, and the building prepared for use.
How a modular building is built
The build process
Configuration and design
Steel frame production
Full assembly and fit-out
Quality control and sign-off
Transport with crane unloading
Get inspired
See our containers at work
Get in touch
Tell us how much floor area you need
Write what final floor area you are planning and whether the investment runs in phases. We will get back to you with a quotation and available lead times.
- Office
- Retail
- Service
- Catering
- Residential
Good to know
What to know about modular buildings
Joined into one form, not parked side by side
The visible difference between a modular building and a row of units is in the joint. Modules are joined structurally, the cladding runs continuously across the seam, the roof is unified and the internal walls are removed where the rooms are meant to be open. From the outside it reads as one building because structurally it is one.
Plans that a single module cannot give
- Rectangles beyond transport width: 6 × 6 m, 8 × 8 m and larger.
- L and U plans around a yard or an entrance.
- Two storeys with an internal or external stair.
- Corridor layouts with rooms off both sides.
Building in phases
Where the budget or the need arrives in stages, the first module is specified so the next can attach to it. The wall that will later become internal is built as a connecting wall, the services are sized for the final building and the foundations are set out for the whole footprint. That planning costs little at the start and saves a rebuild later.