High quality architecture, less construction site disruptions

In EXEC
Thu, 15 Oct 2009

Cadolto modular construction technology enabled demolition work and the construction of the basement level to be carried out at the site more or less in parallel with the prefabrication of the room units, thus achieving much faster project realisation. On the other hand, the construction site was located on the heavily built-up University Hospital campus, and it was one of the client

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Cadolto modular construction technology enabled demolition work and the construction of the basement level to be carried out at the site more or less in...