The methods used to construct a modular school building may be new to a percentage of the population but modular school buildings have been built for decades.School Building Adaptability
Our Story: The Newman Elementary school in Needham, Massachusetts is a great example of a large-scale temporary modular classroom space.
This relocatable modular space is over 36,000 square feet and consists of 38 modules. This flexible space can be easily modified and was made with several green features. In fact, this building meets the Massachusetts “Stretch Energy Code“. One of the great features of this facility is the large double insulated argon windows which allow for natural light, slow unwanted heat transfer, and reduce the need for excess electric light and air conditioning.
School Building Materials
The use of modular building tactics results in 10%-20% fewer materials used versus the amount used on a typical site-built project. Safer and healthier building materials can be, and in many cases are incorporated in modular classrooms in order to provide a safe learning environment. 
School Growth & Accommodation
Although all buildings and schools can be modified and built upon, modular classrooms are designed to be easily adaptable. This means that if more space is required of your school, a new addition can be easily obtained. In many cases, a new modular addition can be added in a matter of weeks.
Our Story: 28 modules were added to the Westfield State College campus to build what is known as “Mod Hall“. In 2009 this project was completed with a matching facade of the existing campus building. This 11-week temporary modular school addition was implemented as a turn-key solution in the wake of rising student populations.Temporary vs Permanent Modular

Our “Temporary” Story: A 5,700 square foot daycare facility was installed in 6 weeks on the campus of Harvard University.
This building was built with sustainable green materials like solar tube skylights and a white rubber roof that reflects solar heat. This temporary relocatable school has a 50-year lifespan and allowed the University to complete renovations on its permanent daycare center in the meantime. As a side note, this modular building was re-purposed in its entirety at Tufts University right down the road and is still in use at that location.
Our “Permanent” Story: The North Andover Early Childcare Center is a custom modular school that was built in June of 2009 and was tailored to Children United by Special Abilities. The total construction time of this project was only six months which is exceptional for a 13,000 square foot facility. This permanent structure was uniquely designed to fit the needs of the students and faculty and provides a healthy, functional, and safe environment for all who use the space.



