Above is a very good example of an EIFS exterior
with a stone border which creates a dramatic and professional finish.
Notice how the site-constructed entrance takes your eye away from the roof
line.
Below is another good example of an EIFS exterior
veneer. Notice how the windows provide a visual balance between the
roof line and ground level.
This is an good example of a site-constructed
porch designed to conceal the building roof line and skirting.
Yes, multi-story modular buildings.
This crisp two-story building is an excellent example of an EIFS veneer
with the roof gutters concealed inside wall columns.
This is another good example of a site-constructed
porch system, but this one used board-on-board cedar planks to create a
western ranch house appearance.
High rib steel siding with very few windows
for security.
Notice the nice details around the roofline
and windows on this EIFS exterior veneer.
This is a very good example of using color,
lines and accents with an EIFS exterior veneer.
Typical modular office building from standard
stock
Above is a very interesting modular building
constructed in 1967 from concrete sections.
On top is a hotel constructed in 1968 using
modular concrete sections. Below is the elevator lobby.
Modular buildings can be very nice facilities.
It all starts with design.
You have a wide variety of interior finishes
available. What features are important in your space?
Site-constructed entrances help break-up
the straight lines & square profiles associated with modular buildings.
Site utilities are required for every construction
project. Proper site preparation is a must for long-term building
satisfaction.
Foundation designs depend upon the length
of your building need. Above is a strip-footer design.
Various concrete features can be added to
the project to provide your building with a permanent appearance.
Different materials offer various textures.
Which materials are right for your project?
Handicap access is a requirement with every
building constructed and it can be handled in a variety of ways.
Above is a concrete ramp design and below is a standard wood ramp.
Site-constructed features provide architectural
interest, texture and color.
