Volumetric building modules

Cleveland Sitesafe supplied a modular clubhouse for an allotment association in the Midlands. The building features bi-fold security shutters to allow for large glazing. These also maintain high security when not in use

Masonry construction was chosen for the first phases of Project 80 to set a practical example for the future of UK construction. Project 80, Midland Heart Housing Association’s scheme to provide a blueprint for the UK’s future homes, aims to build 80 homes that meet or exceed the 2025 Future Homes Standard. At the Project 80 launch event in March

The new engine workshop is one of many buildings supplied by Cleveland Sitesafe to Ruislip Lido Railway. This project was a modular building with open steel support floor to allow for a cast concrete floor structure including inspection pit. The design was made to match the other buildings already on site with timber cladding and Decra Tile roof

Developer and principal contractor, Karm Homes re-developed the site of a previously detached property and large garden in Dorset to build five detached homes with the I-House system using H+H Celcon Elements. The build introduced Karm Homes to the concept of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) while also providing the familiarity of a

Cleveland Sitesafe worked with the Nicholas Postgate Catholic Academy Trust to build and install a two-classroom modular building with cloakroom and WCs during the school's summer break. This larch-clad building consists of two high-class learning environments, providing bright and airy spaces with in-built IT solutions. Complete purified air

We were asked to work with Nicholas Postgate Catholic Academy Trust to create a new sports changing facility for one of its colleges; St Peter's Catholic College, South Bank, North Yorkshire. Painted in the school's vibrant branded colours, this unit provides highly energy-efficient facilities with sleek and stylish interiors. Facilities included