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1 bedroom · 1 bathroom · Single module
Steel-framed modular homes, studios, secondary dwellings and additions planned around your site, approval pathway and living requirements.
A residential modular solution can be scoped from a structural steel module through to a more complete fit-out. The appropriate level of factory completion, site work and trade coordination is established during feasibility so the scope matches your approvals, budget, site access and servicing requirements.
Single-module secondary dwellings with bathroom and kitchenette, suited to backyards and rural blocks.
Pre-fitted bedroom, home office or bathroom modules that connect directly onto an existing house.
Two or more modules combined on site into a complete house, with steel-framed walls, roof trusses and floor joists throughout.
Light gauge steel offers accurate, durable structural geometry and is resistant to termite attack. Performance still depends on the complete building system — including insulation, thermal detailing, weatherproofing, glazing, ventilation and workmanship — all of which are considered for the site and climate zone.
A modular layout can be planned as a compact first stage, or as part of a broader staged-build strategy. Where future expansion is envisaged, it should be considered early so structure, services, planning and site works can accommodate it.
Browse our initial residential range, from compact single modules to larger multi-module homes. Each concept can be adapted to suit the site, approvals and project brief.
1 bedroom · 1 bathroom · Single module
1 bedroom · 1 bathroom · Single module
Streamlined one-bedroom layout · 1 bathroom · Single module
Flexible one-bedroom arrangement · 1 bathroom · Single module
Compact two-bedroom configuration · 2 bathrooms · Single module
3 bedrooms · Multi-module home
4 bedrooms · Multi-module home
Concept design only. Areas, dimensions, layouts, finishes and inclusions are approximate and subject to engineering, statutory approvals, transport requirements, site conditions and final documentation.
In many Victorian locations, a small second home of up to 60 m² may not require a planning permit. Eligibility depends on the property, applicable overlays, site conditions and the proposed design. A building permit and other approvals or assessments may still be required.
BlueStar Modular can review your site and preferred plan as part of an initial project discussion.
General information only. Confirm current requirements with the relevant council, building surveyor and project consultants.
Tell us about your block, intended use, access and timing. We will help you identify a sensible next step — whether that is an early feasibility review, concept layout or a detailed project discussion.