Project Case Study

Open-Front Modular Hall

A blue-framed open-front modular hall with three bays and integrated bench seating.

Country: Vietnam
Application: Hall
Documentation: Project photographs and videos

Project Overview

This open-front modular hall in Vietnam uses a blue steel frame with three bays. The structure provides covered space with bench seating visible at the roadside. The exterior walkthrough video documents the completed hall from the front.

The three-bay arrangement creates a wide covered area that is open at the front. The blue frame is a prominent visual feature, and the bench seating along the front edge provides a resting area for people using the covered space.

Project Highlights

Blue Steel Frame with Three Open Bays
The hall uses a blue steel frame with three open bays across the frontage. The frame colour and the three-bay arrangement are visible in both the photograph and the walkthrough video.
Open Front with Covered Interior
The front of the hall is fully open, providing easy access to the covered interior. This arrangement is well suited to community, transit, or market applications where open access is important.
Bench Seating at the Roadside
Bench seating is visible along the front edge of the hall. The seating provides a resting area for people using the covered space.

Photo Gallery

1 photo

Open-Front Modular Hall — exterior view.

Project Videos

1 video

Open-Front Modular Hall — Exterior Walkthrough

Planning a Modular Open-Front Hall or Shelter?

These are useful discussion points when planning a modular open-front hall or shelter. They are starting points for a conversation, not a fixed specification.

Bay Count and Overall Width

The number of bays and the overall width of the hall affect the covered area and the structural requirements. These are agreed at the enquiry stage based on the intended use.