After the design consultation, SiBCAS developed the client’s ideas and requirements into workable modular buildings; and offered advice on the technical aspects of the product, logistics, services and connections, planning and building control. Once the brief was analysed a number of cost saving strategies were explored. The most significant of these was the savings SiBCAS were able to offer by utilising existing services. The client’s brief called for new services to be brought onto the site by the utility companies. However, having determined there was sufficient capacity in the existing supplies, SiBCAS were able to ‘tap’ into these to power the temporary classroom facilities. This represented a significant saving, both financial and time on site. The installation of high frequency lighting as standard on this building meant all the lighting would be controlled using PIR sensors. This greatly reduced the energy required to light the building. Successful collaboration between the client, building user and SiBCAS meant the building was delivered on time and on budget, meeting the requirements of the end user.