Maritime Ports
Maritime Ports need the flexibility to adapt to changing priorities. Additionally, they need to adjust to challenging location needs. For example, port authority buildings often require extra-large clear-span space to accommodate multiple uses, including:
- Cruise terminals
- Navy terminals
- Baggage handling
- Container terminals
- Cargo centres
- Warehousing
- Bulk storage buildings
Maritime structures have a short life span. Accordingly, these critical infrastructures are expensive to maintain while exposed to a harsh environment. Yes, it’s possible to upgrade or refurbish to extend their service life keep up with changing vessels capabilities, but why?
An alternative to permanent buildings are modular structures.
Modular Maritime Ports
Modular structures provide substantial cost-saving benefits. In addition, these structures are permanent or relocatable, thereby greatly increasing their opportunities for use. Constructed swiftly and efficiently, our lightweight modular structures are designed to be delivered and set up quickly and under limited foundation requirements.
Australian Modular Structures are made of hard pressed alumunium, lightweight and robust structures that do not corrode in harsh marine environments. Additionally, our modular port authority buildings feature all-weather durability and withstand extreme heat, cold and winds.
These structures have widths of up to 30 metres, or customised to larger widths and unlimited lengths. Eave heights range up to 15 metres. Impressive! Plus, these structures include options such as large roller doors, climate control, and short-term lease rates that help accommodate immediate requirements.
As exports continue to grow, space becomes an issue. Having the flexibility to carry on operations with minimal disruption is fundamental. That’s why modular structures are the most efficient way of tackling expansion challenges.
Talk to Australian Modular Structures today.
