Modular School Dormitory

Modular School Dormitory is a typical highly prefabricated campus building. It is factory-produced in the form of box-like room modules, which are then assembled on-site like building blocks.

Compared with traditional dormitories, it features

✔ Permanent building standard

✔ Short construction period & early occupancy

✔ Flexible layout & customizable design

✔ Excellent thermal & sound insulation

✔ Green, dry construction, low waste

✔ Long service life & high safety

Modular dormitories have proven their value in various scenarios worldwide:

✔ Rapid campus expansion

✔ Temporary accommodation during renovation

✔ Remote or developing areas

✔ Disaster relief

✔ Large-scale permanent housing

Common Configurations

Modular dormitories are highly flexible in scale and layout.

Classic Case

The Wong Chuk Hang Student Residence of the University of Hong Kong is a typical example of Modular School Dormitory. It consists of two 17‑storey student dormitory blocks, providing 1,224 bed spaces, with each single room covering approximately 6.5 square metres.

The project assembles 6 types of components, totalling 952 modules, which are integrated with concrete core walls. Each room is equipped with prefabricated polished flooring, mould‑resistant emulsion paint walls and ceilings, with all production processes completed in the factory.