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Mar , 18 2023
Container house for post earthquake reconstruction in Turkey According to the report，the United Nations has estimated that the cost of clearing and rebuilding in the earthquake in Turkey could exceed $100 billion. And the post-disaster reconstruction requires a large number of temporary container housing and resettlement houses. Moneybox con...
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Mar , 19 2024
Prefab house in Kenya Moneybox is a reputable manufacturer of prefab houses in Kenya, dedicated to addressing temporary housing needs comprehensively. Our mission is to provide comfortable housing solutions to a growing number of individuals. To ensure that our products meet the specific needs of our customers, we conduct extensive research expeditions across Africa each year....
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Sep , 14 2024
Prefabricated container house: light steel school building Education has always been the most important thing. There is a unique school in Shenzhen. It is not made of traditional reinforced concrete. This school adheres to the concept of environmental protection and sustainability and has built a green and energy-saving prefabricated building. Due to the shortage...
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Apr , 12 2025
Temporary accommodation on construction sites: efficient and economical living solutions What is temporary accommodation on a constrution site? During the construction process, temporary accommodation on construction sites, also known as mobile sleeping quarters or temporary housing on construction sites, is a temporary living facility provided for construction workers. Construction site temporary...
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May , 06 2025
Temporary accommodation at construction sites: providing comfort and convenience for workers Providing good accommodation for workers on construction sites is very important. Comfortable construction site accommodation not only improves the quality of life of workers, but also improves work efficiency. We will explore how to provide quality temporary housing for construction workers. ...
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Jun , 09 2025
NEOM Construction Village - Saudi Arabia Disclaimer: All images in this blog are sourced from the internet and must be deleted for any infringement. Project: NEOM Construction Village Purpose: To provide modern and high-quality accommodation and supporting facilities for workers working in the NEOM mega project in &nbs...
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Nov , 10 2025
From my experience as a project manager, the fastest way to lose money on a remote site isn't bad engineering; it's underestimating logistics. Every day your camp isn't operational, your project bleeds money. Traditional construction in these locations is not just slow; it's often impossible. This is where modular mining camp housing becomes the critical path to success. But purchasing worker camp...
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Nov , 10 2025
As a Project Manager, what's one of the biggest hidden costs on a remote site? It's not materials or machinery. It's worker turnover. When your remote worker accommodation is cold, loud, or unsafe, worker morale plummets. Productivity drops, safety incidents rise, and your best people leave. Replacing a skilled worker on a remote mining site is a logistical nightmare that can set you back w...
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Nov , 13 2025
On a construction project, the clock is always ticking. Your concrete pour is scheduled, your subcontractors are booked, and every day lost to setup is a day of unrecoverable cost. From my experience, a project's success is often defined by its Day 1 readiness. Your first, most critical asset is "Command Central"—the site office. We've seen PMs try to run a $20M project from their truck for ...
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Nov , 19 2025
As a project manager, I live by one rule: "The cheapest option is almost always the most expensive." Nowhere is this truer than in remote worker accommodation. We've all seen the spreadsheets. A procurement officer finds a prefab unit for $2,000. It looks like a huge win. Then, the logistics quotes come in. The units are bulky and can only ship 2 per container. The assembly requires a specialized ...
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Dec , 11 2025
As a campsite owner, what's your most valuable asset? It's not the land. It's the experience. From my experience, the old business model of "renting a patch of grass" for a tent is dead. Guests will pay $50/night for a tent spot, but they'll happily pay $250/night for an "experience"—a unique, comfortable, Instagram-worthy cabin. The problem? Traditional log cabins cost a fortune and take 6 ...
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