University of Texas – San Antonio Student Success Center

UTSA needed a building solution that allowed them to consolidate all of their student advisors under one roof. This would provide an efficient place for students to connect with their advisors and for the advisors to collaborate together.

VESTA was involved in the project from its inception. We coordinated with the architect and university officials in leading the design of this administrative office building and establishing the project budget. In addition to managing various site scopes, our experienced team handled the manufacturing, delivery and installation of all the modules.

Our offsite building process allowed for the quickest and most environmentally friendly building process. By utilizing the major strength’s of modular construction, we were able to complete the site prep while simultaneously constructing the modules at another location. The quick installation of completed modules reduced time on site which in turn reduced the impact on the daily life of students and staff.

The result was a beautiful, 30,000+ sq. ft. office building in the heart of campus that was built during an active school semester.
MIB Award

WINNER OF THE MODULAR BUILDING INSTITUTE AWARD OF DISTINCTION

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Using Modular Construction For A University Student Success Center

  • Customer Name: University of Texas - San Antonio
  • Project Location: San Antonio, TX
  • Building Size(s): 30,000+ sq. ft.
  • Module Count: 46
  • Building Type(s): Temporary

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We’re proud of our work and humbled to be widely recognized as an industry leader in modular construction. Explore and review our diverse portfolio of award winning modular construction projects.

Whether you’re searching for a temporary, portable, or permanent modular building, we can help identify and tailor the right solution for your specific needs.

Each of the categories below includes a gallery of completed projects across industries. We’re excited to show you what we can do.

Frequenty Asked Questions

No. Modular buildings, even temporary ones, can be expected to last for decades. Permanent modular buildings may last for generations.

You can choose to purchase or lease modular buildings. At VESTA, we offer two leasing options:

  • Operational lease: With an operational lease, you can essentially rent the building for us as long as you need. When your lease ends, the building will return to our inventory. Operational leases can last for years at a time, although they are typically more affordable if they only last for five years or less.
  • Financed lease: Financed leases allow you to lease a building with the intention of owning. At VESTA, we work with financing partners who are specifically trained to finance leases for modular buildings.

Yes! Modular buildings are easy to customize. Whether you want a specific layout, materials, interior design, exterior design, specialty rooms, furniture, or amenities, we can customize your modular building to fit your needs.

The best way to understand is to remember that all modular construction is prefabricated, but not all prefabricated construction is modular.

Modular construction typically focuses on the assembly of fully closed or nearly closed modules. “3D volumetric” is also a term used for traditional modular construction. Prefab construction refers to anything pre-built for a building project, including pre-built walls, floors, or ceilings.

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