Robbins Place Modular Install: Full Set & Button-Up Process Explained

Описание: What actually happens on set day for a modular construction project — and what comes after?

In this video, we walk through the full modular building installation and button-up process at Robbins Place, a three-unit urban infill project delivered using volumetric modular construction in Austin, Texas.

This explainer breaks down how modular buildings are set on site, connected, and finished — from crane day through structural tie-ins, exterior integration, and final enclosure. Whether you’re a developer, architect, builder, or city reviewer, this video demystifies what modular construction really looks like once modules arrive on site.

🔍 What’s covered in this video:

Modular building delivery & crane set day

Aligning and connecting volumetric modules

Structural, MEP, and envelope tie-ins

Exterior and interior “button-up” scope

How modular construction reduces site time and risk

At ma modular, we focus on design-forward, urban modular housing — including ADUs, small-lot infill, and multi-unit residential projects — using factory-built construction to improve speed, quality, and predictability.

▶️ If you’re exploring modular construction, this video provides a real-world look at how the process works beyond the factory.

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Project: Robbins Place
Location: Austin, Texas
Construction Type: Volumetric Modular
Channel: ma modular

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