Flexible solutions for campus development and digital teaching
Universities today are facing increasingly complex challenges: They have to cope with growing student numbers, provide technical support for hybrid teaching formats and make their campus development fit for the future. The structural infrastructure of many universities is reaching its limits due to a refurbishment backlog, limited space reserves or a lack of digital equipment. Traditional construction processes are often too slow, inflexible and cost-intensive to meet the dynamic requirements of the education sector.
Modular university buildings offer a sustainable and pragmatic solution. Thanks to industrial prefabrication, modular buildings can be realised quickly, with minimal disruption and in line with requirements, whether as seminar rooms, laboratories, administration buildings or temporary learning spaces. Modular buildings score particularly highly in the context of campus development thanks to their flexibility: they can be expanded, extended or adapted in their use if room programmes change. This creates educationally suitable structures that grow with the requirements.
With the increasing digitalisation of university teaching, the requirements for room concepts are also changing. In addition to traditional lecture theatres, more and more multifunctional spaces are needed for streaming, hybrid events or individual online learning, for example. Modular university buildings can be specifically geared towards these forms of use, technically equipped and integrated into the campus within a very short space of time.