project summary

Permanent & Temporary Offices

category
location

Southwestern U.S.A.

Sunbelt facility

Northwest Building Systems
A Sunbelt Company

size

4620 Sq Ft

key achievements

  • Met the customer’s tight time frame; delivering on time in 59-day to occupancy.

  • 4,620 sq. ft. of modular space.

  • On-site roof constructed post-install.

  • Seamless operations during construction with on-site temporary offices.

Building Floor Plan Highlights

  • A large retail space with countertops, storage, and cabinets.

  • Oversized windows with views of truck traffic.

  • A centralized conference room.

  • A u-shaped counter in the back office for truck drivers.

  • Two ADA-compliant restrooms and a mop sink closet.

  • 9-foot ceilings with carbon, black, and grey carpet squares.

case study summary

Atlas Sand and Rock needed a new administrative building to support operations and retail customers. Prioritizing speed and cost efficiency, they chose modular construction. Northwest Building Systems partnered with Pacific Mobile Structures to provide this project after demolishing the old office.

The solution included a 4,620-square-foot permanent modular building (57’ x 60’) and two temporary relocatable units (12’ x 56’ and 12’ x 44’) used during construction. One of the temporary buildings was later repurposed by Atlas for another site. Installation took place at the former quarry site, with Pacific Mobile handling final site work, interior finishes, and on-site roof construction—completed just before a major rainstorm.

The permanent structure features oversized windows with views of truck traffic, a spacious retail area with storage, a conference room, and a U-shaped counter for truck drivers. Additional amenities include mini-split HVAC systems, two ADA-compliant restrooms, 9-foot ceilings, upgraded board and batten siding, carpet in carbon tones, and storefront entry doors.

The project was a success thanks to strong communication and a seamless first-time partnership between Atlas Sand and Rock and Pacific Mobile Structures—delivering a modern, efficient facility built to last.

key achievements

  • Met the customer’s tight time frame; delivering on time in 59-day to occupancy.

  • 4,620 sq. ft. of modular space.

  • On-site roof constructed post-install.

  • Seamless operations during construction with on-site temporary offices.

Building Floor Plan Highlights

  • A large retail space with countertops, storage, and cabinets.

  • Oversized windows with views of truck traffic.

  • A centralized conference room.

  • A u-shaped counter in the back office for truck drivers.

  • Two ADA-compliant restrooms and a mop sink closet.

  • 9-foot ceilings with carbon, black, and grey carpet squares.

case study summary

Atlas Sand and Rock needed a new administrative building to support operations and retail customers. Prioritizing speed and cost efficiency, they chose modular construction. Northwest Building Systems partnered with Pacific Mobile Structures to provide this project after demolishing the old office.

The solution included a 4,620-square-foot permanent modular building (57’ x 60’) and two temporary relocatable units (12’ x 56’ and 12’ x 44’) used during construction. One of the temporary buildings was later repurposed by Atlas for another site. Installation took place at the former quarry site, with Pacific Mobile handling final site work, interior finishes, and on-site roof construction—completed just before a major rainstorm.

The permanent structure features oversized windows with views of truck traffic, a spacious retail area with storage, a conference room, and a U-shaped counter for truck drivers. Additional amenities include mini-split HVAC systems, two ADA-compliant restrooms, 9-foot ceilings, upgraded board and batten siding, carpet in carbon tones, and storefront entry doors.

The project was a success thanks to strong communication and a seamless first-time partnership between Atlas Sand and Rock and Pacific Mobile Structures—delivering a modern, efficient facility built to last.

resources

Case Study PDF