Ausco News in 2009

Australia’s most land-efficient factory-built home has been unveiled today by Ausco Modular.

The double-storey architect-designed home is part of Ausco Modular’s new range of two, three and four bedroom homes, which is set to revolutionise housing options for the resources industry, government and land developers.

Ausco Modular’s Managing Director Paul Bailey said the new double-storey home fills a large gap in the off-site construction housing market.

Australia’s largest modular building supplier has landed a $36 million contract to install a 1200-bed village and central facilities at BHP’s Spinifex Village project in Yandi, north of Newman in Western Australia.

Ausco Modular will bring together a variety of trades to start work this month and hand over the complete project by the end of January 2010.  

Australia’s largest off-site building company, Ausco Modular, is in the midst of a construction boom as a result of three current or recent mine accommodation projects.

The company is in the final stages of building a 160-bed accommodation village for Iluka’s Jacinth-Ambrosia mine in South Australia’s Eucla Basin.

This project comes hard on the heels of a 50-bed village for Geodynamics Ltd, which was delivered in December last year.

Australia’s leading modular building company has come to the rescue of 60 students from years six and seven at Greenmount Primary school, who were facing the prospect of starting the new school year without a classroom.