project summary

Modular Commercial Office Space

category
location

Midwestern U.S.A.

Sunbelt facility

Whitley Manufacturing
A Sunbelt Company

size

36,480 sq. ft.

key achievements

  • 85% of construction completed offsite.
  • Reduced overall project timeline through concurrent construction.
  • Site and foundation work performed simultaneously with building fabrication.
  • 1.5× less material waste than traditional construction.
  • Steel framing comprised of 72% recycled material.

Building Floor Plan Highlights

  • 36,480 sq. ft. two-story modular office facility.
  • 44 factory-built modules.
  • Private offices for engineering and emergency response teams.
  • Flexible work areas for large tactical team.

case study summary

A Nuclear Power Plant required a rapid establishment of a class A office space for their NEST (Nuclear Engineering Services & Technology). The construction had to be expedited with minimal disruption to the site and seamlessly integrate with the surrounding structures. A collaborative effort between Our Customer and Whitley Manufacturing was initiated to address this dynamic and demanding project.

Utilizing factory-built modular technology, simultaneous site and foundation work reduced the design-to-occupancy timeline. While our customer readied the premises, Whitley Manufacturing constructed 2-story modules off-site for the 36,480 square foot building, featuring individual offices, wide-span offices for conference rooms, and flexible tactical workspaces. Whitley Manufacturing’s expedited schedule ensured the project stayed on track. Within 16 weeks, 44 modular units arrived on site, and with pre-made site preparations. Local construction trades handled mechanical and utility installations, along with finishing touches. The building was move-in-ready ahead of schedule.

Delivering a high-performance, move-in-ready office facility weeks ahead of schedule, this project leveraged advanced off-site modular construction and concurrent site development to dramatically reduce build time and disruption. The result is a durable, flexible workspace designed to support The customer’s engineering and emergency response operations with efficiency, sustainability, and long-term adaptability.

key achievements

  • 85% of construction completed offsite.
  • Site and foundation work performed simultaneously with building fabrication.
  • Reduced overall project timeline through concurrent construction.
  • 1.5× less material waste than traditional construction.
  • Steel framing comprised of 72% recycled material.

Building Floor Plan Highlights

  • 36,480 sq. ft. two-story modular office facility.
  • 44 factory-built modules.
  • Private offices for engineering and emergency response teams.
  • Flexible work areas for large tactical team.

case study summary

A Nuclear Power Plant required a rapid establishment of a class A office space for their NEST (Nuclear Engineering Services & Technology). The construction had to be expedited with minimal disruption to the site and seamlessly integrate with the surrounding structures. A collaborative effort between Our Customer and Whitley Manufacturing was initiated to address this dynamic and demanding project.

Utilizing factory-built modular technology, simultaneous site and foundation work reduced the design-to-occupancy timeline. While our customer readied the premises, Whitley Manufacturing constructed 2-story modules off-site for the 36,480 square foot building, featuring individual offices, wide-span offices for conference rooms, and flexible tactical workspaces. Whitley Manufacturing’s expedited schedule ensured the project stayed on track. Within 16 weeks, 44 modular units arrived on site, and with pre-made site preparations. Local construction trades handled mechanical and utility installations, along with finishing touches. The building was move-in-ready ahead of schedule.

Delivering a high-performance, move-in-ready office facility weeks ahead of schedule, this project leveraged advanced off-site modular construction and concurrent site development to dramatically reduce build time and disruption. The result is a durable, flexible workspace designed to support The customer’s engineering and emergency response operations with efficiency, sustainability, and long-term adaptability.

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