Axis 88
3 bedrooms · Multi-module home
Repeatable, steel-framed module types for low-rise residential, accommodation and developer-led projects where design coordination and programme planning are critical.
Where appropriate, standardising a limited family of module types can make design coordination, procurement and factory planning more efficient. Cost and programme certainty still depend on the approval pathway, consultant documentation, site works, transport and installation methodology.
A defined set of floor plans, engineered once and repeated across every unit, reducing design and approval overhead.
Modules combined side-by-side or stacked to suit townhouse, duplex and low-rise multi-unit configurations.
Manufacturing runs in a controlled factory environment while site and civil works proceed in parallel, so a development's overall timeline is far less exposed to weather and trade delays.
Repeating well-resolved module types can simplify coordination across a multi-unit project. Factory assembly also provides a more controlled environment for selected work packages, while light gauge steel supports consistent structural geometry across repeatable layouts.
We work with your architects, engineers and project team to test whether a modular pathway is appropriate, then help develop a coordinated set of module types, structural assumptions, delivery constraints and installation sequencing. Manufacture begins only once the project documentation and approvals are sufficiently resolved.
The Axis concepts demonstrate how coordinated modules can form larger dwellings and provide starting points for repeatable accommodation or residential developments. A project may combine or adapt multiple configurations, subject to site planning, consultant coordination, engineering, transport and statutory requirements.
Share your site information, proposed dwelling mix and target programme. We will review suitability for a repeatable modular strategy and identify the key design, transport, planning and delivery considerations. Planning pathways and NCC classifications depend on the site, building configuration, use and relevant authority requirements.
3 bedrooms · Multi-module home
4 bedrooms · Multi-module home
Concept design only. Final configurations are project-specific and subject to planning, engineering, access, transport and statutory requirements.
Send through your concept plans, site location and target product mix. We will review the project at a high level and advise whether a modular strategy is worth progressing into feasibility.