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Modular hospitals and other medical buildings using modular technology

We build for health protection and public medical infrastructure

Projekt budynku wielorodzinnego modułowego

Modular construction is the answer to the growing needs of the healthcare system. Modular hospitals and other medical facilities built using this technology allow for a rapid increase in the availability of medical infrastructure, while maintaining high standards of safety and functionality. Modular medical buildings are constructed in controlled factory conditions, which significantly reduces the time needed to complete the investment compared to traditional construction methods. Modular construction allows for the rapid construction of medical facilities, both in planned situations and in emergencies, such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

szpitale modułowe i budynki medyczne modułowe

Why modular construction in healthcare?

Medical facilities built using modular technology respond to the most common challenges faced by public and private investors:

short completion time – the facility can be launched within a few months,
minimal disruption to hospital operations during extensions and superstructures,
high quality and safety thanks to prefabrication in factory conditions,
design flexibility – the possibility of phasing the investment and further expansion,
predictable costs at the implementation and operation stages.

Hospitals, clinics and other medical facilities in modular technology

Modular hospitals are an alternative to traditional medical construction, especially where completion time and the ability to respond quickly to the region's healthcare needs are crucial. Modular technology allows for the construction of facilities of various sizes and functions, tailored to local conditions and investment stages.

Modular technology allows for any configuration of the functional layout – from single wings to complete hospital complexes.

Modular medical facilities are built based on the stringent functional and sanitary requirements specific to the healthcare sector. Each project takes into account the specific nature of the planned activity – from basic outpatient care to highly specialised hospital wards. Modular solutions enable the precise design of communication routes, the separation of zones with varying degrees of cleanliness and the integration of medical installations.

Multi-profile and ward hospitals

Complete hospital facilities or individual wards, constructed as separate buildings or extensions to existing infrastructure.

Clinics and specialist clinics

Outpatient and specialist facilities designed for high patient throughput and functional room layout.

Emergency rooms and A&E departments

Modular solutions enabling rapid launch or expansion of key points in the emergency medical services system.

Medical isolation wards

Facilities dedicated to patient isolation, suitable for use in crisis situations (e.g. COVID-19) and as a permanent part of hospital infrastructure.

Diagnostic and administrative facilities

Modular buildings complementing the hospital's operations – laboratories, administration, technical and social facilities.

Projekt budynku wielorodzinnego w technologii modułowej – co obejmuje?

Safety, functionality and performance standards

The design of medical facilities using modular technology is based on full compliance with applicable sanitary and fire safety requirements, as well as building regulations applicable to healthcare facilities. Each building is constructed as a durable and complete investment solution, intended for long-term use, comparable to facilities built using traditional technology.

Prefabrication in controlled factory conditions allows for the use of repeatable, proven construction solutions and materials with stable technical parameters. This translates into a high level of safety of use, a functional layout of space adapted to medical processes and predictability of facility maintenance costs throughout its life cycle.

For investors, this means reduced implementation risk, certainty of compliance with formal requirements, and comfortable conditions for patient treatment and medical staff work: without compromising on performance standards.

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FAQ – frequently asked questions about modular medical facilities

What does the construction of medical facilities using modular technology involve?

Modular construction involves prefabricating fully finished modules in a production plant and then assembling them on site. This means that a significant part of the work takes place off-site, which shortens the construction time and reduces disruption to existing medical facilities. Read more: Modular buildings

What medical facilities can be built using modular technology?

Modular technology can be used to construct hospitals, hospital wards, clinics, specialist clinics, isolation wards, diagnostic and administrative facilities, and accommodation buildings for medical staff. The facilities can function as stand-alone buildings or as extensions to existing infrastructure.

Do modular medical buildings meet sanitary and technical requirements?

Yes. The facilities designed and built by Unihouse comply with applicable building regulations, sanitary and fire safety requirements, and technical conditions specific to healthcare facilities. Each project is tailored to the medical function and investor's requirements.

How long does it take to complete a modular medical facility?

The completion time is significantly shorter than in traditional construction and can range from several to over a dozen months, depending on the scale and complexity of the investment. Module production and preparatory work can be carried out simultaneously.

Is it possible to extend or add another storey to an existing hospital?

Yes. Modular technology is particularly well suited to extensions and additions to existing medical facilities. The lightweight frame construction and prefabrication allow for reduced construction time on site and ensure continuity of hospital operations.

Are modular buildings a temporary solution?

No. Modular medical buildings can serve both temporary and permanent functions. Their service life is comparable to that of traditional buildings, and their modular design allows for subsequent expansion, reconstruction or relocation.

Can the investment be carried out in stages?

Yes. One of the key advantages of modular construction is the possibility of phasing the investment. This allows you to spread the financial outlay over time and gradually expand the medical infrastructure as needed.

How do modular buildings differ from container buildings?

Modular buildings are characterised by a higher standard of use, better thermal and acoustic insulation, and durability. They are designed as fully-fledged buildings, not temporary solutions, which distinguishes them from classic container buildings.