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This building was built as additional office space for the adjacent clinic installed by Pacific Mobile Structures in 2000.
The appearance of the structure was designed to match the existing buildings on campus. The clinic consisted of site installed brick exterior, architectural shingle roof, complete basement with elevator and stair case, and an exposed-beam front porch.
Pacific Mobile Structures recently completed a 5,280-square-foot permanent modular education building for Pawnee Independent School District (ISD) in just 66 days. In partnership with Palomar Modular Buildings, Villagomez Engineering, and L & I Transport Inc., we provided a timely solution to the district’s urgent need for space due to growing student numbers. Despite challenges like limited site space and weather delays, we delivered the project on time.
The new facility includes five classrooms, two locker rooms, and two restrooms, with fire sprinklers, epoxy flooring, and brick wainscoting to match the existing school. Cost-effective modular construction allowed Pawnee ISD to complete the project without a bond, preserving financial flexibility. This successful collaboration underscores our commitment to delivering quality, efficient modular solutions for educational needs.
The Yakima School District faced an urgent need for additional space to accommodate the growing number of children enrolling in their daycare program. Recognizing the need for a rapid and cost-effective solution, they chose to expand their existing facilities with a modular building. This approach not only ensured timely completion despite unforeseen challenges but also offered superior quality and budget predictability compared to traditional stick-built construction.
If you’re considering a modular construction project, follow these ten essential steps to ensure success.