Modular construction is gaining ground on the Romanian market thanks to its fast execution and design flexibility. These projects are based on prefabricated modules assembled directly on-site, significantly reducing construction time.

According to a report by the Modular Building Institute, modular construction can shorten execution deadlines by up to 50% and reduce costs by 10–15%. In Romania, this segment is mainly used for industrial projects, educational centers, and temporary medical units.

The materials used include galvanized steel structures, insulated sandwich panels, and customized finishes, while European standards ensure seismic resistance and durability. In the long term, this technology could become a viable solution for social housing and public infrastructure projects.

A significant increase in demand for modular construction is anticipated, driven by labor shortages and the pressure to deliver large projects quickly.

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