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VALCOR · HOW IT WORKS

Modular construction

Prefabricated, interconnecting modules organize spaces by unit and allow expansion where the design provides for it.

THE SYSTEM IN PRACTICE

Spaces manufactured for assembly

Valcor integrates modular solutions manufactured off site and coordinated with site preparation. Depending on the configuration, modules can arrive assembled or as flat packs for assembly on site. Cladding, finishes and services are defined within the agreed scope.

Interconnecting units for different layouts and uses.
Coordinated manufacturing, transport, unloading and assembly.
Integration of electrical, water and sanitation services.
Demountable and relocatable options where the system and design allow.

Single-storey modular classrooms with a covered walkway — Valcor · Concept rendering

APPLICATIONS

Classrooms, site offices, healthcare spaces, accommodation and operational support areas.

VALCOR · MODULAR AT EVERY SCALE

From a compact unit
to a complete complex.

Valcor integrates modular solutions at different scales: individual units, two-storey buildings, offices and large facilities. The layout, structure and services are coordinated for each project.

Compact units — Compact units
Single-storey modules for accommodation, site offices and support spaces.

Two-storey buildings — Two-storey buildings
Connected modules with shared circulation and spaces for work or services.

Office complexes — Office complexes
Multiple units coordinated into larger administrative and operational buildings.

Large modular complexes — Large modular complexes
Prefabricated units organized into a larger complex for accommodation, offices and operational support.

Original Valcor concept renderings illustrate possible configurations and applications; they do not represent completed projects.

VALCOR · MODULAR SOLUTIONS

From assembly
to interior spaces.

Explore how modular construction connects structure, enclosure, finishes and services, from lifting units into place to preparing rooms for use.

Module assembly — Module assembly
Lifting and assembly of components prepared for the site.

Interiors and enclosures — Interiors and enclosures
Windows, partitions and finishes coordinated with the intended use.

Offices and meeting rooms — Offices and meeting rooms
Working spaces with interior finishes and equipment.

Sanitary facilities — Sanitary facilities
Wet areas and services integrated into the modular solution.

Original Valcor concept renderings illustrate assembly, interiors and services. The final configuration is defined for each project.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Bring the system
into your project.

Tell us the use, location and approximate capacity. Valcor helps define the layout, engineering, scope and delivery plan.

Discuss this system

Time and cost advantages Supplier ISO certifications Design standards and seismic performance

KEEP EXPLORING

Other solutions from Valcor.

Valcor concept renderings illustrate the building systems.

THE NEXT STEP

Let’s bring your project together.

Tell us where you are. We’ll help define what comes next.

info@valcor-group.com +507 399-3913

QUALITY IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN

ISO-certified suppliers.

Valcor offers industrialized building systems from suppliers that declare the following ISO management-system certifications. These certifications belong to the suppliers, not to Valcor.

Quality management

Consistent processes, quality controls and continual improvement.

Environmental management

Management of environmental impacts, resources and waste.

Occupational health and safety

Management of occupational risks and safe working processes.

Anti-bribery management

Controls and procedures for preventing and addressing bribery.

Scope: these are supplier management-system certifications, not individual product certifications. Valcor does not hold these ISO certifications. Their applicability to each supplied system must be checked in the supplier’s certificate scope; the brochures do not establish ISO coverage for every tent, camp component or finished building. Badges identify the standards and are not official certification seals.