Project Case Study

Two-Level Modular Sample Building

A two-level modular sample building with a pitched roof and panel-clad elevations.

Country
Vietnam
Application
Sample
Documentation
Project photographs
Two-Level Modular Sample Building — exterior and project view.

Project Overview

This sample record from Vietnam shows a two-level modular building with a pitched roof cover. The two photographs document the exterior from different angles, showing the panel-clad elevations, the openings, and the visible service equipment on the upper level.

The building is presented as a sample configuration that illustrates a two-level stacked arrangement with a protective pitched roof. The photographs show the relationship between the lower and upper modules and the roof structure above.

Project Highlights

  • Two-Level Stacked Module Arrangement

    The sample shows two levels of modular units stacked vertically. The relationship between the lower and upper modules, and the structural connection between them, is visible in the exterior photographs.

  • Pitched Roof Cover

    A pitched roof cover sits above the upper module, providing weather protection and giving the building a more conventional appearance. The roof form and its connection to the upper module are visible in both photographs.

  • Panel-Clad Elevations with Openings

    The exterior uses panel cladding with door and window openings. The panel arrangement and the opening positions are visible in the photographs, providing a reference for the standard configuration.

Planning a Two-Level Modular Building?

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

Stacking Method and Structural Connection

The structural connection between the lower and upper modules is a key design consideration for a two-level building. The stacking method is confirmed based on the intended use and the site conditions.

Roof Form and Weather Protection

A pitched roof cover adds weather protection and visual character. The roof pitch, material, and overhang are agreed at the design stage.

Access Between Levels

The staircase position and the access arrangement between the lower and upper levels affect the building footprint and the internal layout. These are confirmed at the design stage.

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