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Blueprints to Reality

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    BIM Design Automation

    The project process begins with detailed architectural, LGS, MEP, and facade drawings, which form the basis for a digital twin—a virtual model enabling thorough planning, construction simulations, and early troubleshooting. This approach reduces errors, minimizes material waste, and improves construction efficiency in line with UNIQUBE's commitment to precision and sustainability​tailed digital model of the structure. This model enables thorough planning, simulation of construction scenarios, and troubleshooting design issues before physical construction begins, reducing errors and material waste.

  • Architect at Work

    Fabrication Drawings

    After creating the Digital Twin, detailed fabrication drawings are made. These drawings provide precise instructions and dimensions for manufacturing the modular units' components, ensuring accurate production. They cover the structural framework, paneling, and custom fittings, facilitating a smooth assembly process.

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    Manufacturing

    In this step, the modular units' components are manufactured according to the fabrication drawings. This includes producing structural elements, installing fixtures, and integrating electrical and plumbing systems. It ensures all parts are precisely built and ready for assembly.

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    Barcoding & Tagging

    Each component and module is tagged with a QR code or similar digital ID system before shipping. This tagging enables easy tracking and management during shipping and installation. Workers can scan the tags to access information such as installation instructions and the unit's location within the overall design.

  • Metal Shipping Containers

    Shipping & Delivery

    After fabrication, the modular units are prepared for shipment. This includes securely packing and labeling each module to protect them during transport, ensuring they arrive in perfect condition at the construction site. Depending on size and logistics, the modules are typically shipped in containers or on flatbeds.

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    ASSEMBLY & CONSTRUCTION

    The assembly process utilizes the Unitized Building System, where each component—walls, ceilings, and windows—is pre-assembled in a factory setting. The system arrives on-site with MEP elements pre-installed, requiring minimal on-site labor and ensuring uniform quality. Components are systematically installed, following a step-by-step process supported by the Uniqube mobile app, facilitating a fast, efficient assembly with reduced errors and labor needs​​​​.

Project Process

40% Faster building time compared to traditional methods

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Design

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House

BIM Design Automation

The project process begins with detailed architectural, LGS, MEP, and facade drawings, which form the basis for a digital twin—a virtual model enabling thorough planning, construction simulations, and early troubleshooting. This approach reduces errors, minimizes material waste, and improves construction efficiency in line with UNIQUBE's commitment to precision and sustainability​

Car Factory

Manufacturing

A man using a machine to cut iron bar

Manufacturing

In this step, the modular units' components are manufactured according to the fabrication drawings. This includes producing structural elements, installing fixtures, and integrating electrical and plumbing systems. It ensures all parts are precisely built and ready for assembly.

Metal Shipping Containers

Shipment

Operating Warehouse Equipment

Shipment

After fabrication, the modular units are prepared for shipment. This includes securely packing and labeling each module to protect them during transport, ensuring they arrive in perfect condition at the construction site. Depending on size and logistics, the modules are typically shipped in containers or on flatbeds.

Architect at Work

Fabrication

Building Plan II

Fabrication

After creating the Digital Twin, detailed fabrication drawings are made. These drawings provide precise instructions and dimensions for manufacturing the modular units' components, ensuring accurate production. They cover the structural framework, paneling, and custom fittings, facilitating a smooth assembly process.

Architectural Plan QR Code

Tagging

Inventory Checking

Tagging

Each component and module is tagged with a QR code or similar digital ID system before shipping. This tagging enables easy tracking and management during shipping and installation. Workers can scan the tags to access information such as installation instructions and the unit's location within the overall design.

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Assembly

Construction Crane

Assembly

The assembly process utilizes the Unitized Building System, where each component—walls, ceilings, and windows—is pre-assembled in a factory setting. The system arrives on-site with MEP elements pre-installed, requiring minimal on-site labor and ensuring uniform quality. Components are systematically installed, following a step-by-step process supported by the Uniqube mobile app, facilitating a fast, efficient assembly with reduced errors and labor needs​​​​.

Build 40% Faster with Uniqube

Pre-fitted Systems

Our pre-fitted MEP systems ensure a faster, smoother assembly, cutting down on on-site labor while boosting efficiency.

Quality Consistency

Manufactured in a controlled environment, each module guarantees uniform quality and precision, ensuring every build meets the highest standards.

Turnkey Solution

UniQube delivers a complete turnkey solution, ready for immediate move-in, with every detail expertly handled from start to finish.

Efficient Construction

With UniQube's innovative approach, cut your construction time in half while maintaining superior quality and durability.

Frequently asked questions

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Ready to start your project?

Upload your floor plans to get an accruate quote and cut your build time by 40%

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