Extraspace builds five schools in 25 weeks
The offsite construction specialist had turnover of €12 million in 2003, and expects to reach €23 million by the end of this year, writes Nicola Cooke.
The offsite construction specialist had turnover of €12 million in 2003, and expects to reach €23 million by the end of this year, writes Nicola Cooke.
Fast-track permanent primary schools built offsite are part of the solution to growing student numbers and overcrowded classrooms. Five of these buildings were delivered in Dublin this summer by offsite construction specialists Extraspace.
The Irish-owned Dublin-based company delivered school buildings in Lucan, Skerries and Swords and two in Balbriggan under...
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