At Living Ideas, we believe modular thinking isn’t just a construction method—it’s a mindset for solving global challenges. Here are three standout international projects from Yahgee that demonstrate how modular delivery is transforming hospitality and housing at scale.
Tribe Hotel – Perth, Australia
This seven-storey hotel was completed on-site in just 21 days using 63 fully prefabricated modules. With a factory prefabrication rate of 95 percent and a total floor area of 3,200 square meters, the modules were manufactured in three months and successfully transported to Australia by sea and land.
Location: Perth, Australia
Year: 2017
Storeys: 7
Number of modules: 63
Production cycle: 3 months
Transport method: Sea and land
On-site installation: 21 days
Total floor area: 3,200 square meters
Sky Resort Hotel – Snow Mountains, Melbourne
Located in the snow-covered mountains near Melbourne, this resort hotel was constructed using high-end modular units with excellent thermal insulation performance. The modules were transported and installed during the non-tourist season, with no structural deformation despite extreme environmental conditions.
Location: Snow Mountains, Melbourne
Environment: Cold climate
Thermal performance: High
Transport and installation: Carried out at elevation without deformation
Season: Installed during non-tourist season
Terrace House Project – Auckland, New Zealand
This two-storey townhouse project comprises 224 prefabricated modules, produced to 95 percent completion including structural, plumbing, and electrical systems. The design meets New Zealand’s Home Star 6 and New H1 standards for energy efficiency and environmental performance. All units were manufactured in three months and shipped successfully by sea and land.
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
Year: 2022
Storeys: 2
Number of modules: 224
Production cycle: 3 months
Building code compliance: Home Star 6 and New H1
Transport method: Sea and land
These three projects showcase Yahgee’s international expertise in modular delivery, across a range of climates, regulatory frameworks, and building types. From rapid urban hotel builds to alpine resorts and sustainable housing, modular construction continues to offer smart, scalable solutions for the future of cities.
