Buildings Built
An IIT-M certified company, we design, engineer, and deliver modular buildings that are faster, stronger, and built to last. We build with speed and precision, helping you create spaces that meet today’s needs and tomorrow’s growth. Our modular systems are designed for flexibility, quality, and scale, letting you deploy buildings faster and expand effortlessly when required.
Design → Manufacture → Deliver → Install
Modulus Solutions
Designed for rapid deployment, our foldable prefab units make setup and relocation effortless. Built to expand and collapse seamlessly, they minimize logistics space while maintaining full-scale usability on site.
Whether for emergency shelters, temporary offices, or mobile facilities, these prefabs deliver unmatched speed and reliability—ready to be operational within hours.
The Modulus Advantage
We make it possible to deploy buildings across multiple sites or expand existing ones without delay. Our modular process scales projects up to 10x faster by manufacturing and assembling simultaneously.
Build and deploy complete infrastructure in a fraction of the time compared to conventional methods.
Optimize resources and reduce overall project expenses without compromising quality
At Modulus Housing, quality stays with every stage of the work we do. Our integrated quality management system runs more than 90 checks across design, engineering, manufacturing, and on site execution, aligned with ISO 9001:2015. Every module moves forward only after it meets our robust quality standards for safe and reliable performance.
Proven Excellence












Redefining Infrastructure Across Sectors
Healthcare spaces are being reinvented with precision-engineered modular buildings. Our focus is doubling the quality of facilities, delivering them twice as fast, and supercharging their long-term value.

All our prefab offerings can be mixed, matched, and tailored to fit your specific requirements.
Our Process
01
Custom layout optimization based on operational requirements.

02
Factory production with strict quality control protocols.

03
Foundation and utilities prepared ahead of delivery and build.

04
On-site installation and clean system integration.

05
Final testing, validation, and operational readiness.

Trusted by our partners








































































Voices of our Clients

Prof. V. Kamakoti
Director, Institute of Technology, Madras.
Everytime, wisdom must suit a crisis. There is no point in saying I am wise, but when it comes to a crisis I run off. This technology created by Modulus Housing has suited a crisis and has proved it.

Bandhana Ja
Head Social Impact, Wells Fargo, India and Philippines.
Modulus Housing efficiently and professionally executed the plan of setting up these portable transferrable annex hospital units at the cancer hospital in Muzaffarpur, which have been instrumental in providing relief and treatment to cancer and COVID-19 Patients.

Meera Siva
Shelter Venture Fund Director, Habitat for Humanity, Chennai.
The purpose of this technology is to bring disruptive solutions to huge issues that small updates cannot sufficiently address. Our partnership with Modulus Housing for the deployment of MediCab and its journey with different stakeholders is an excellent example of solutions.

Pratima Harite
Head of Philanthropy Lenovo, Asia Pacific.
The 70-bed Negative pressure ‘MEDICab’ hospital built by Modulus Housing is one of several noteworthy solutions developed by startups incubated at IIT Madras

Nidhi Bhasin,
CEO, NASSCOM Foundation India
During the pandemic, tech adoption accelerated three-folds. This is where we see a lot of Indian start-ups like Modulus Housing taking up social causes to create impact as part of their business models

Ankur Nagaria
Senior Manager, UW Bengaluru
MON is a remote location and the CHC in MON had only 12 beds to treat a population of 50,000 people. With the help of Modulus Housing we were able to set-up a 30-bedded hospital which is currently used as a general ward & ICU

Prof. V. Kamakoti
Director, Institute of Technology, Madras.
Everytime, wisdom must suit a crisis. There is no point in saying I am wise, but when it comes to a crisis I run off. This technology created by Modulus Housing has suited a crisis and has proved it.

Bandhana Ja
Head Social Impact, Wells Fargo, India and Philippines.
Modulus Housing efficiently and professionally executed the plan of setting up these portable transferrable annex hospital units at the cancer hospital in Muzaffarpur, which have been instrumental in providing relief and treatment to cancer and COVID-19 Patients.

Meera Siva
Shelter Venture Fund Director, Habitat for Humanity, Chennai.
The purpose of this technology is to bring disruptive solutions to huge issues that small updates cannot sufficiently address. Our partnership with Modulus Housing for the deployment of MediCab and its journey with different stakeholders is an excellent example of solutions.

Pratima Harite
Head of Philanthropy Lenovo, Asia Pacific.
The 70-bed Negative pressure ‘MEDICab’ hospital built by Modulus Housing is one of several noteworthy solutions developed by startups incubated at IIT Madras

Nidhi Bhasin,
CEO, NASSCOM Foundation India
During the pandemic, tech adoption accelerated three-folds. This is where we see a lot of Indian start-ups like Modulus Housing taking up social causes to create impact as part of their business models

Ankur Nagaria
Senior Manager, UW Bengaluru
MON is a remote location and the CHC in MON had only 12 beds to treat a population of 50,000 people. With the help of Modulus Housing we were able to set-up a 30-bedded hospital which is currently used as a general ward & ICU

Prof. V. Kamakoti
Director, Institute of Technology, Madras.
Everytime, wisdom must suit a crisis. There is no point in saying I am wise, but when it comes to a crisis I run off. This technology created by Modulus Housing has suited a crisis and has proved it.

Bandhana Ja
Head Social Impact, Wells Fargo, India and Philippines.
Modulus Housing efficiently and professionally executed the plan of setting up these portable transferrable annex hospital units at the cancer hospital in Muzaffarpur, which have been instrumental in providing relief and treatment to cancer and COVID-19 Patients.

Meera Siva
Shelter Venture Fund Director, Habitat for Humanity, Chennai.
The purpose of this technology is to bring disruptive solutions to huge issues that small updates cannot sufficiently address. Our partnership with Modulus Housing for the deployment of MediCab and its journey with different stakeholders is an excellent example of solutions.

Pratima Harite
Head of Philanthropy Lenovo, Asia Pacific.
The 70-bed Negative pressure ‘MEDICab’ hospital built by Modulus Housing is one of several noteworthy solutions developed by startups incubated at IIT Madras

Nidhi Bhasin,
CEO, NASSCOM Foundation India
During the pandemic, tech adoption accelerated three-folds. This is where we see a lot of Indian start-ups like Modulus Housing taking up social causes to create impact as part of their business models

Ankur Nagaria
Senior Manager, UW Bengaluru
MON is a remote location and the CHC in MON had only 12 beds to treat a population of 50,000 people. With the help of Modulus Housing we were able to set-up a 30-bedded hospital which is currently used as a general ward & ICU

Prof. V. Kamakoti
Director, Institute of Technology, Madras.
Everytime, wisdom must suit a crisis. There is no point in saying I am wise, but when it comes to a crisis I run off. This technology created by Modulus Housing has suited a crisis and has proved it.

Bandhana Ja
Head Social Impact, Wells Fargo, India and Philippines.
Modulus Housing efficiently and professionally executed the plan of setting up these portable transferrable annex hospital units at the cancer hospital in Muzaffarpur, which have been instrumental in providing relief and treatment to cancer and COVID-19 Patients.

Meera Siva
Shelter Venture Fund Director, Habitat for Humanity, Chennai.
The purpose of this technology is to bring disruptive solutions to huge issues that small updates cannot sufficiently address. Our partnership with Modulus Housing for the deployment of MediCab and its journey with different stakeholders is an excellent example of solutions.

Pratima Harite
Head of Philanthropy Lenovo, Asia Pacific.
The 70-bed Negative pressure ‘MEDICab’ hospital built by Modulus Housing is one of several noteworthy solutions developed by startups incubated at IIT Madras

Nidhi Bhasin,
CEO, NASSCOM Foundation India
During the pandemic, tech adoption accelerated three-folds. This is where we see a lot of Indian start-ups like Modulus Housing taking up social causes to create impact as part of their business models

Ankur Nagaria
Senior Manager, UW Bengaluru
MON is a remote location and the CHC in MON had only 12 beds to treat a population of 50,000 people. With the help of Modulus Housing we were able to set-up a 30-bedded hospital which is currently used as a general ward & ICU