How do you complete a project that includes 92 fully equipped, year-round holiday homes in just half a year — all located in one of the largest amusement parks in Europe?
This was the challenge faced by the Unihouse team, responsible for delivering the bungalow estate during the first stage of the Suntago Village project. Thanks to modular prefabrication technology, the experience of the design team, and efficient logistics, the result was truly impressive.
Challenge: Accommodation base ready before the season – next to one of the largest tourist attractions in Poland
At the end of 2019, Unihouse completed 92 single-story holiday apartments within the Suntago Village complex. The site is located in the Mszczonów municipality – in the very heart of Poland, just 40 minutes from Warsaw – directly adjacent to the largest indoor water park in Europe: Suntago Wodny Świat. Together, they form a flagship part of Park of Poland – the largest leisure and entertainment complex in this part of the continent.
This location set high expectations for the investment:
heavy tourist traffic,
the need to launch accommodation before the start of the season,
and high quality and aesthetics consistent with the park’s overall character.
The investor was looking for a partner capable of delivering a fully equipped, ready-to-use accommodation base — comfortable all year round and operational within record time.
Traditional construction methods were simply unrealistic within such a short timeframe. The key was to find a solution that could balance project scale, pace, and quality standards.
Timber modular construction – how Unihouse prefabrication made it possible to deliver 92 completed homes in just half a year
The success of the Suntago Village project was made possible by Unihouse’s modular prefabrication technology based on a timber frame structure.
By transferring most construction processes from the site to Unihouse’s modern factory, the project duration was significantly reduced while ensuring consistent quality.
Each module was manufactured indoors — independently of weather conditions — and delivered fully equipped, with complete installations, furniture, and interior finishes.
On-site work was limited to assembly, which took only 11 days.
The entire process — from contract signing to a ready-to-use residential complex — took just six months.
From contract signing to a completed housing estate – in 6 months
Prefabrication not only shortened construction time but also simplified the investment process.
It’s a solution that brings real benefits to both investors and end users. (Insert quote from a Unihouse team member, e.g. Chief Designer or Project Manager.)
Key figures:
92 modular houses with a total usable area of 3,128 m²
6 months from contract signing to a completed estate
3 months of on-site work
assembly of 92 modules in 11 days
assembly team: only 6 people
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Suntago Village is just one example of Unihouse’s successful modular investments.
Thanks to our experience, technical facilities, and comprehensive design-to-delivery approach, we provide complete residential, recreational, and commercial buildings in record time — while maintaining full quality, safety, and comfort standards.
For the investor, this means one thing: less risk, shorter waiting time, predictable budget, and full quality control at every stage.
That’s what modular quality looks like in practice.
See the Suntago Village project in photos.
short completion time – from design to finished building in just 6 months
comprehensive service – from BIM design to turnkey delivery
indoor production – regardless of weather, with full quality control
full equipment – installations, furniture, and appliances as standard
design flexibility – easy expansion and adaptation to the site
energy efficiency – consumption as low as 40–70 kWh/m²/year
low emissions – timber-based prefabrication is the technology of the future
The Suntago Village project clearly showed that Unihouse modular prefabrication is more than just innovative technology.
It’s a strategic advantage that translates into sound business decisions, risk reduction, and operational efficiency.
What does the investor gain?
Instead of an unpredictable on-site build — a controlled indoor production process.
Prefabrication eliminates key risk factors: workmanship errors, weather delays, and labor or material shortages.
The investor gains peace of mind and control over the schedule.
The integrated Unihouse model allows design, production, and site work to proceed in parallel.
The result? Instead of 18 months — a completed investment in just 6 months, over three times faster than traditional construction.
This faster turnaround means quicker returns and greater business flexibility.
The modular process is based on detailed planning and precise cost estimation.
This allows the investor to know the real project cost from the start — with no hidden fees, delays, or unexpected increases.
The Unihouse technology is not only efficient but also meets the growing market demand for sustainable construction.
Timber prefabrication, low carbon footprint, and energy efficiency strengthen the project’s image and contribute to responsible development.
A well-designed modular system can be implemented repeatedly.
Thanks to prefabrication, the investor doesn’t start from scratch each time — they have a proven, flexible model that can be adapted to new locations, scales, or user needs.
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