Modular Commercial Buildings | Prefabricated

Meeting Room Pods

Modular commercial buildings and pods that work for you

The space where you meet and greet your clients is a reflection of your brand and your business. We create spaces that are bespoke to you and built to last. An area where you’ll be proud to host your meetings and represent your business in the best possible way. We pay attention to all of the details that are important to you such as data location for run of IT linked systems and critical positions for your lighting.

If your business has a Sustainable Procurement policy then our specification will tick the boxes for your environmental responsibilities. Our buildings typically feature natural cladding materials and efficient methods of heating and cooling. We also design in efficiency with attention to orientation of glazing and canopy or screen details for solar shading.

Make your Meeting Pod your own with optional features

Add customisations such as a roof canopy or exterior sliding screen for privacy, business branding and shading to get just what you need from your building.

Case Study

Exeter University Meeting Room Pods

Exeter University approached Pod Space with a very specific design brief: create a light, bright and welcoming space that would form a hub for their students and staff. The space requirements included a café service and eating area, open plan seating/study space and two separate meeting rooms. Also required was a link connecting the new building to the main university building.

With limited space available on the site, the greatest challenge of the project was to construct a bespoke modular building to fit within an unused courtyard space. Furthermore the courtyard was set up on a hillside and enclosed by four storey buildings on all sides.

The logistics of the project required careful planning to allow for the continued smooth running of the university. The modules were designed to be craned in for site connection so the project had all of the benefits of an off-site construction. To really minimize the impact of site activity the crane lift took place on a weekend and before the start of the academic year.