Brazier Construction, part of the Kier Group, is building 16 children'scentres in an 8m project with Hampshire County Council. The firstis due to open at Pennington Primary School in Lymington this month.
Fifteen of the centres will be on school sites.
The factory-made, steel-framed units are faster to install than usingtraditional building methods, and the construction sites are thought tobe safer because the 16m x 4m units can be delivered complete to thelocation, with plumbing and electricity ready to be linked up to make asingle-storey structure.
Shane Mason, director responsible for Brazier Construction, said, 'Weput in the foundations and the drainage. The modular units are thenlifted in by crane and bolted together in a day.'
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