Elegant, Efficient, and Ready for Modern Living
Project #483 is a two-story apartment building that balances bold architecture with practical living. With its striking brick-and-black façade, pitched entryway, and efficient footprint, this prefab project delivers style, durability, and comfort in one smart package.
Designed with both tenants and developers in mind, it offers a flexible layout that suits a variety of housing needs—from multi-family living to staff accommodations or rental communities.
Smart Design That Stands Out
Project #483’s exterior blends timeless materials with sharp, modern lines, creating a strong visual identity for any neighborhood. Large windows flood the interiors with natural light, while balconies and covered stairwells provide practical outdoor access and circulation.
The central entryway enhances curb appeal and serves as a welcoming point for residents and guests alike.
Comfort Built In
Like all of our modular buildings, this one is constructed using a high-performance building system:
- Well-insulated walls, roof, and flooring for year-round energy efficiency
- Durable, low-maintenance materials designed to last
- High sound insulation between units for greater privacy
- Optional climate control and smart ventilation systems to boost comfort and reduce energy usage
Ideal for a Range of Uses
Project #483 is a great fit for:
- Rental apartments or condo-style developments
- Workforce and company housing
- Student living communities
- Flexible modular neighborhood expansion
Its compact footprint makes it easy to place in new residential areas or infill developments, while the two-level structure helps maximize land use.
Faster Build, Long-Term Benefits
With our off-site construction process, this project can be delivered and installed in a fraction of the time of traditional builds. That means less time waiting, fewer unexpected costs, and a faster path to occupancy—whether for families, tenants, or service personnel.
Ventilation
Our home features an advanced ventilation system designed to enhance indoor air quality by continuously replacing stale indoor air with fresh outdoor air. This process effectively removes pollutants such as allergens, dust, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), contributing to a healthier living environment. Additionally, the system helps control humidity levels, reducing the risk of condensation and mold growth. By recovering heat from the outgoing air, it also improves energy efficiency, leading to potential savings on heating and cooling costs.
Windows & Doors
Our home's windows and doors are equipped with low-emissivity (Low-E) glass, which reflects heat and enhances thermal performance. This technology helps maintain consistent indoor temperatures by reflecting interior heat back into the home during colder months and reducing heat gain during warmer months. As a result, homeowners may experience lower energy bills and increased comfort. Additionally, Low-E glass allows ample natural light to enter while minimizing the transmission of ultraviolet (UV) rays, which can help reduce fading of furnishings and flooring.
Insulation
We utilize high-density stone wool insulation known for its exceptional sound absorption and fire-resistant properties. This insulation effectively reduces noise transmission between rooms, enhancing privacy and comfort within the home. Its fire-resistant nature adds an extra layer of safety, as it can withstand high temperatures without melting or releasing toxic gases. Additionally, this insulation contributes to thermal performance, helping to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures and potentially reducing energy costs.
Structural Details
Wall Structure
The wall forms a complex structure which provides strength, reliability and heat resistance to the enclosing element of the house. This construction consists of internal equipment (upon the customer's choice), 3/8 in OSB Bord or plywood panels, vapor barrier membrane, a frame of 6 or 8 in wooden calibrated timbers, with Rockwool Safe’n’Sound insulation between them, 2x2 in mm cross timbers with insulation between them, a waterproofing membrane, a ventilation layer, 2x2 in guide furring, 3/8 in OSB Bord panels, finishing equipment depending on the customer's choice (folded panels, corrugated board, decorative board, etc.).
Floor Structure
The floor is a complex structure which provides strength, reliability and heat resistance to the enclosing element of the house. Such construction is made of OSB panel, which is impregnated with a black bituminous membrane for the entire drip rise from the foundation not to be interrupted on the side of the OSB board. There is a hydraulic barrier and a steel mesh under the panel, with a thickness of 0.8 mm, which serves as protection against rodents and at the same time is a frame for the ventilation gap. Next is a 6 in Rockwool Safe’n’Sound layer of insulation, as well as 1 in cross-insulation with extruded foam, behind them is an 7/8 in OSB board panel, and a magnesite plate, waterproofing, with the underfloor heating system placed above. This design ends with finishing equipment, depending on the choice of the customer (tiles or laminate).
Roof Structure
The roof is a complex structure which provides strength, reliability and heat resistance to the enclosing element of the house. This structure consists of internal equipment (upon the customer's choice), 3/8 in OSB Bord or plywood panels, vapor barrier membrane, frame of 6 or 8 in wooden calibrated timbers, with insulation between them, 2x2 in cross timbers with Rockwool Safe’n’Sound insulation between them, waterproofing membrane, ventilation layer, 2x2 in guides furring, 3/8 in OSB Bord panel, finishing equipment, up on the choice of the customer (folded panels, corrugated board).
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