Project Case Study

Two-Level Modular Office and Balcony

A two-level modular office building with contrasting panel colours and a balcony on the upper level.

Country: Vietnam
Application: Office
Documentation: Project photographs

Two-Level Modular Office and Balcony — exterior view.

Project Overview

This two-level modular building in Vietnam features white, orange, and teal panel sections with a glazed commercial frontage at ground level. The upper level includes a balcony. The photograph documents the exterior appearance from the front.

The building uses contrasting panel colours across the two levels, with the glazed ground-level frontage opening toward the street. The upper level has a balcony with a railing, and the panel arrangement creates a distinctive commercial appearance.

Project Highlights

Contrasting Panel Colours Across Two Levels
The building uses white, orange, and teal panel sections arranged across the two levels. The contrasting colours create a distinctive commercial appearance.
Glazed Ground-Level Commercial Frontage
The ground level features a glazed frontage that opens the interior to the street. This arrangement is well suited to retail, cafe, or office applications where street visibility is important.
Upper-Level Balcony
The upper level includes a balcony with a railing. The balcony provides an outdoor space on the upper level and is visible in the exterior photograph.

Photo Gallery

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Planning a Two-Level Modular Office or Commercial Building?

These are useful discussion points when planning a two-level modular office or commercial building. They are starting points for a conversation, not a fixed specification.

Panel Colour Arrangement

The panel colour arrangement across the two levels is a key design decision. The colour options and the arrangement are agreed at the enquiry stage.

Ground-Level Frontage and Glazing

The glazing proportion and the frontage opening arrangement affect both the appearance and the customer experience. These are agreed at the design stage.