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one year == 1 144dispatched modules

10buildings for education

8medical buildings

buildings for gastronomy5

buildings for sport

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12buildings for business

640leased modules

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THERE IS BEAUTY IN SIMPLICITYKAREL ŠTACH, PAINTER, 33 YEARS OLD

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THERE IS BEAUTY IN SIMPLICITY

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ECOLOGICAL CONSTRUCTIONThe KOMA system guarantees sustainable construction thanks to eco-friendly construction in automated production centres where efficient use is made of fully recyclable materials and waste products are processed further. These methods eliminate the ecological burden and environmental footprint as much as possible in the surroundings of the construction site and beyond.

We respect our environment!

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UNRIVALLED SPEED With a KOMA structure 90% of all construction work takes place outside of the construction site, and at record speed. The time saved compared to conventional construction is a minimum of 75%. This makes the modularity of the KOMA system by far the fastest method of construction.

Don’t Waste any time!

FINANCIAL SAVINGSTime is money, and that’s why the greatest financial savings when using the KOMA system stem from its speed. A residential house, from the delivery of the drafting documents to the handover of the structure for final inspection, can be completed within four weeks. Larger buildings, such as kindergartens or administrative buildings, can be completed withintwo months. What’s more, KOMA structures comeat approximately 30% better prices than brick.

money talks!

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KOMA CONSTRUCTION IS ONE OF A KIND IN TERMS OF ITS SPEED, ITS ALMOST EXCLUSIVE USE OF DRY PROCESSES, ITS ENVIRONMENTALISM, ITS MOBILITY, AND ITS REASONABLE PRICING.

WHAT IS KOMA? 8BUSINESS 12GASTRONOMY 16EDUCATION 20SPORT 24OFFICES 28APARTMENTS 32CONSTRUCTION SITE FACILITIES 36SANITARY MODULES 40SERVICES 46COMFORTLINE 50STANDARDLINE 52ECONOMICLINE. STORELINE 54VISIONS & COMPETITIONS 58CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS 61

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WHAT IS KOMA?

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WHAT IS KOMA?

THE KOMA CONSTRUCTION SYSTEM IS CREATED FROM INDIVIDUAL PREFABRICATED MODULES WHICH ARE PLACED IN COMPLETED FORM AT THE PREPARED SITE. THEY ARE MODULAR STRUCTURES THAT CAN BE CREATED USING ONE OR MORE MODULES, AND CAN BE SINGLE- -OR MULTI-STOREY STRUCTURES, ENERGY EFFICIENT OR FIRE-RESISTANT, FOR EXAMPLE. THEIR FAçADES CAN BE MADE OF WOOD, ALUMINIUM, PLASTIC, GLASS, CERAMIC... TO PUT IT SIMPLY, KOMA STRUCTURES CAN BE HOWEVER YOU WANT THEM TO BE. Simply yourS!

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A UNIQUE TOUCH OF MODULARITYJARMILA MASAřOVá, RECEPTIONIST, 27 YEARS OLD

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BUSINESSAny commercial investment, particularly in a period of economic uncertainty, must be thoroughly considered in order to be effective. The KOMA modular system provides entrepreneurs with a valuable investment in a structure whose flexibility affords them an immediate solution to their need for an office, showroom, administrative building, workshop, social establishment, or anything else they need, available almost immediately. On top of that, the structure retains the option of being easy to disassemble and simple to transport.

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1 CAR RENTAL2 DESIGN SHOWROOM3 CONFERENCE ROOM4 BAKERY

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1.1modules: 2 pcsarea: 45 m2

facade: Debondaluminum platesplace: Prague / Czech Republic


façade: painted galvanized trapezoidal sheetplace: Lüneburg / Germany


facade: heat-treated pine wood / brick claddingplace: Prague / Czech Republic


facade: plaster / heat-treated pine woodplace: Zlín / Czech Republic

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CAR RENTAL COMPANY IN PRAGUE 1.1

modular koma architecture also finds applications in the category of small buildings, proof of which is the front desk of the speed lease – sIXt car rental company and the security staff’s gatehouse at the adjacent VInc I parking lot. the sheet-metal facade in unobtrusive anthracite reveals the structure’s container origins. In contrast to its exterior, the building’s interior features vibrant colours. the entire building thus gives the impression of a modern design.

DESIGN SHOWROOM IN GERMANY 1.2

the flexibility of the koma system is also demonstrated in a design showroom, sales warehouse and office all in one in lower saxony, not far from the city of lüneburg. Here a young designer sells and designs futuristic products that give the first impression of a different kind of space for their presentation, one that naturally coexists with the artistic style of the owner.

ANNEX TO A HOTEL IN PRAGUE 1.3

modular koma construction from roomy large-format modules is an ideal alternative to conventional constructions, as it meets virtually all esthetic as well as technical requirements placed on it by the building’s design. the annex to the absolutum Hotel, which serves as a conference room with a seating capacity of 60, is equipped with state-of-the-art audio-visual aids as well as a retractable sound-proof partition. moreover, the annex can be moved to a different location within 48 hours.

A BAKERY ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD 1.4

the advantages of the koma system as far as the choice of any facade and the possibility of easily relocating the structure have been utilized not only in Germany, but now also in the czech republic. these small, yet practical and modern buildings with pleasant interiors represent small, though functional and convenient business outlets built using the koma system.

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GASTRONOMYThe variability of the modular KOMA system is often taken advantage of by proprietors of restaurants, cafeterias, and fast-food establishments. The wide range of usable façades, record construction time with an almost non-existent impact on its surroundings, as well as reasonable pricing and the option to relocate the building at any time confirm that the KOMA system can elegantly meet the requirements of all kinds of catering establishments.

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RESTAURANT IN MLADá BOLESLAv 2.1

Freedom and variety in the choice of a façade, among other benefits, are evident in the mladá boleslav mcdonald’s restaurant in the czech republic. the use of vertical wooden facing with horizontal façade cassettes provide a level of appeal to this fast food establishment which is highlighted by its excellent interior design.

RESTAURANT IN BRATISLAvA 2.2

mcdonald’s also used the koma system for its restaurant in bratislava, slovakia. even with this significantly larger structure we see the use of vertical wooden facing which serves as a distinct link between all new mcdonald‘s restaurants. However, this façade is entirely of wood, as opposed to the mladá boleslav restaurant. through its use of a cranked metal roof and once again a modern interior this is ultimately an attractive building, one which gives the impression of a lasting structure.

KOMA CAFETERIA 2.3

the attractiveness of the koma system as applied in modular architecture is proven by the design of a multifunctional building – the changing room and dining area for employees in the koma complex in Vizovice. this design, by the chybík + krištof aa studio, visually lifts the heart of the container building and emphasises its social aspect through communal dining for all professions.

LüGDE GARDEN RESTAURANT 2.4

In the beautiful German town of lügde this garden restaurant gives the impression of a summer tourist refreshment stand with its boarded façade. and yet it retains the durability of a solid structure and the advantages of the koma system – rapid construction with no impact on its surroundings, with the option to move the restaurant if it should become necessary to relocate the building to a different town.

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façade: combinationplace: Mladá Boleslav / Czech Republic


façade: combinationplace: Bratislava / Slovakia


façade: glass / expanded metalplace: Vizovice / Czech Republic


façade: wooden façade place: Lügde / Germany

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EDUCATIONAcross the world government administrative bodies must often react effectively to the needs of their citizens, both in the case of schools and in the need for the rapid and cost-effective expansion of healthcare facilities and sports centres.

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1 EARTHqUAKE-RESISTANT SCHOOL2 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN3 KINDERGARTEN4 ENERGY-EFFICIENT COMPANY KINDERGARTEN 5 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

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EARTHqUAKE-RESISTANT SCHOOL IN ITALY 3.1

the representatives of the Italian town l aquila addressed the immediate needs of its elementary school students following a destructive earthquake in 2009 with a demand for a structure that met high standards as regards stability, fire resistance and hygiene standards, while being reasonably priced. the first contact with the representatives to the handover of a school with 22 classrooms took a mere seven weeks. While the school preserved its original container appearance, it offered a suitable space for study and above all met all the requisite criteria.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN IN BELGIUM 3.2

the need for a rapid response to municipal demographic development was addressed by the city hall of the belgian city of sint-niklaas, where the koma system was first used for part of the school facility and a few years later was then expanded to meet the needs of the local people. the use of large-format trespa panelling breathes fresh air into both elementary and kindergartens in one attractive design.

KINDERGARTEN IN JIHLAvA 3.3

Jihlava in the czech republic has long suffered from a lack of space for its pre-schoolers. In 2010 the city council was short of 100 or so school places and therefore they used the koma system to build a two-storey kindergarten with four classrooms. the kindergarten was built within three months according to a design by the architect tomáš cendelín, who made partial use of wooden facing.

ENERGY-EFFICIENT COMPANY KINDERGARTEN IN OTROKOvICE 3.4

the first low-energy modular kindergarten was designed for up to 42 pre-school children of various ages. this unique school building is used for the children of employees of the lapp kabel company, whose czech subsidiary is located in otrokovice near the city of Zlín. thanks to the energy-efficient oskárek kindergarten, the modular koma system proves that innovations do make sense.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN UHříNěvES 3.5

the baby boomers are moving on from kindergartens to elementary schools. also for this reason, uhříněves near Prague had a new elementary school built using the modular koma system. the school is equipped with an insulation system covered with plaster so that it would fit in with the entire complex of buildings constructed in the conventional style. even so, thanks to the use of the modular koma system the school was built very quickly.


façade: painted galvanized trapezoidal sheetplace: L´Aquila / Italy


façade: high-pressure laminateplace: Sint Niklaas / Belgium


façade: plaster / wooden façade place: Jihlava / Czech Republic


facade: PUR panels / Alucobondplace: Otrokovice / Czech Republic


facade: dyed plasterplace: Prague – Uhříněves / Czech Republic

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SPORTSport structures provided by the KOMA system are popular throughout Europe. Again its wide selection of façades, extreme construction speed and reasonable price enable the KOMA system to provide golf centres, football locker rooms, and facilities for amateur and professional athletes throughout all branches of sport.

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GOLF MARINA IN PRAGUE 4.1

the fact that a golf centre can be simple yet elegant is demonstrated by the koma system assembly at the Golf club marina course on rohanský Island in Prague. the owners of the golf club were interested in a structure with low energy consumption yet offering a pleasant illuminated space with a view of the driving range and the option of terrace seating. For this reason the centre was built from spacious and low-energy modules, practically all glass on one side.

LOCKER ROOM FOR SWISS FOOTBALL CLUB 4.2

In Grenchen, switzerland, because of its effective functionality the koma system was used to build a locker room for the local football club. the use of a corrugated metal façade in combination with blue entrances creates a striking impression and gives the building a certain distinctiveness.

SLAvIA PRAGUE YOUTH FOOTBALL CENTRE 4.3

another football club made use of the koma system for its young footballers. this time it was the famous Prague slavia club, which opted for a container-style look and a multi-storey building. to motivate its future slavists large-format photos of recent club legends are placed throughout the building. the championship league victors Vladimír Šmicer and the legendary goal tender martin Vaniak are represented.

SKI CENTRE IN NOvé MěSTO NA MORAvě 4.4

speed of construction, high quality standards and especially efforts not to disrupt a mountain setting were the reasons why the organisers of such top biathlon sporting events as the World cup and the World championship chose the koma system. the goal was to build an athletic centre. and sure enough, an architecturally captivating building panelled in pine and with a tapered rooftop sprang up in a matter of months in the ski resort of nové město na moravě in the czech republic.


façade: PUR panelplace: Prague / Czech Republic


façade: horizontal aluminum sheet place: Grenchen / Switzerland


façade: painted galvanized trapezoidal sheetplace: Prague / Czech Republic


façade: wooden façadeplace: Nové Město na Moravě / Czech Republic

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OFFICESModular administrative buildings completed using the KOMA system are a very effective way of investing funds from many different perspectives. The option of selecting from a variety of module lines offers investors the chance to precisely fulfil their idea of building functionality, appearance, and lifespan. Administrative buildings are thereby not only practical but are also in line with the philosophy of the company.

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1 ECOREC CONTAINER OFFICES2 OFFICES OF THE DONG ENERGY MINING COMPANY3 ADMINISTRATIvE BUILDING FOR A HOSPITAL4 OFFICE BUILDINGS5 ADMINISTRATIvE BUILDING WITH AN ALUMINIUM FAçADE

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ECOREC CONTAINER OFFICES IN THE CzECH REPUBLIC 5.1.

administrative buildings using the koma system attract investors due to their extremely rapid construction, immediate capitalisation of funds, and the fact that the investment is not bound to a specific plot of land. the container appearance and the eco-friendliness of the modules correspond perfectly with the goals andmission of the ecorec group as regards ecological processing and waste capitalization.

OFFICES OF THE DONG ENERGY MINING COMPANY IN COPENHAGEN 5.2.

container offices are ideal for a mining company. the black living and sanitary modules once again reflect the activities of the company they are intended for. and yet donG enerGy has not used the koma system solely due to its technical excellence and speed of construction, but also because a rigorous competency audit has confirmed koma modular’s ability to supply energy and petroleum companies.

ADMINISTRATIvE BUILDING FOR A HOSPITAL IN ROTTERDAM 5.3

a unique demonstration of the endless possibilities of the koma construction system is the administrative building at rotterdam erasmus Hospital. 82 “flat-pack” modules were delivered, i.e. in a compacted state. the costs and demands of transport were thereby significantly reduced and the office building, covering an area of 1476 m2, was assembled on site, with the whole process taking just 12 weeks from start to finish! the metal encasement makes this an attractive building, especially amidstthe other buildings.

AREvA ADMINISTRATIvE BUILDING IN FRANCE 5.4

the structure is made up of large-format modules, which enable the construction of social areas with a span of ten meters without reinforcement. Individual modules are designed to withstand extreme weather conditions in the aggressive coastal environment, plus boast heightened fire safety standards. each module has a slanted roof and the building’s cladding is made up of aluminum composite panels.

ADMINISTRATIvE BUILDING WITH AN ALUMINIUM FAçADE 5.5

Variability in the selection of a façade is demonstrated by the attractive two-storey administrative building of neWcos, which deals primarily in the repackaging various products. this is another reason it chose the koma system for its administrative building, enabling the “repackaging” of the structure to suit the customer here, for example, an alucobond aluminium façade.


façade: painted galvanized trapezoidal sheetplace: Prachovice / Czech Republic


façade: painted galvanized trapezoidal sheetplace: Copenhagen / Denmark


façade: horizontal aluminum sheetplace: Rotterdam / The Netherlands

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facade: Alucobondplace: Beaumont-Hague / France


façade: Alucobondplace: Zlín / Czech Republic

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APARTMENTSThe modular KOMA system offers the option to build a residential home that will expand over time. Each client can build a house according to their current needs and extend the house on an ongoing basis. This is the great economic advantage of the KOMA system, derived once again from its super rapid construction. Not only do individual home-owners appreciate this but so do developers, who have sold their customers a project they can move into injust a matter of weeks.

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LOW-ENERGY HOME IN SLOvAKIA 6.1.

a home made from award-winning low-energy modules has been built not far from slovakia’s capital city of bratislava, and presents the koma system as a suitable choice for residential structures. this low-energy building is rendered even more attractive particularly thanks to the combination of wood cladding made of steamed pine with spacious triple-glazed windows. this pleasant design complements the modern interior with its fireplace. the building is mainly used as a recreation centre for the lozorno golf course and the interior is arranged in such a manner as to accommodate large gatherings of people; it is not difficult to imagine living in this home.

RESIDENCE FOR THE MENTALLY HANDICAPPEDIN THE NETHERLANDS 6.2

the historical city of Fareneker in Holland, GGZ Friesland (a mental health organisation) is home to a centre for people with special needs. this centre features ten modular residential units that serve as protected accommodation for the mentally handicapped. the koma system has enabled studio-style residential space here with the benefits of independent housing placed in a pleasant environment. the container appearance of the modules adds a breath of elegance to the location.

DUPLEX IN vIENNA 6.3

a distinguished solution for residential housing, partially sunken into the ground, is this family duplex in austria outside of Vienna. the objective was to create an unassuming yet elegant and enduring impression, and this structure makes permanent use of the koma system specifically due to its rapid construction and affordability. the selection of the koma system provided a young family with almost immediate housing and the comfort of a conventional building.

STUDY OF RESIDENTIAL SPACE WITH STARTER FLATS 6.4

an unconventional housing solution for young people is provided by the architectural study of the architects tomáš Henel and ondřej Fiala, winners of the 4th annual “modular architecture” competition held every year by koma modular. the goal of the study is to design a block of flats containing small apartments using the benefits of the koma system, all while emphasising the functionality and serviceability of the individual flats, buildings and the complex as a whole.

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façade: wooden façadeplace: Lozorno / Slovakia


façade: painted galvanized trapezoidal sheetplace: Franeker / Holland


façade: plasterplace: Vienna / Austria


façade: high-pressure laminateplace: Nitra / Slovakia

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CONSTRUCTION SITE FACILITIESTemporary, mobile, and relatively comfortable. These qualities are required when equipping a construction site. If modular architecture has sprung from any of these needs, it is the need for a temporary roof over one’s head. Almost the world over, KOMA modules serve as a base of operations for workers, construction administrators, and all the facilities needed on a construction site. As a result, construction sites buy and lease their construction trailers using KOMA system sanitary containers.

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1 OIL PLATFORM2 EMPLOYEES’ FACILITIES IN PRUNéřOv3 COMPLEX BASE OF OPERATIONS FOR A POWER PLANT

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OIL PLATFORM 7.1

one of the more interesting partnerships when creating a space for workers was with Grooting, for which koma delivered sanitary and construction containers for an oil platform in the atlantic ocean. this platform, which mines oil for sHell, demonstrates how mobile temporary structures can be placed anywhere.

EMPLOYEES’ FACILITIES IN PRUNéřOv 7.2

In the czech republic, the koma system is used by various companies, including energy companies. the modular koma system is chosen mainly because of its speed of construction, price, easy mobility and the possibility to rent it. the value for money of koma buildings is unrivaled. also for this reason our containers were used to build the employees’ facilities on the premises of the Prunéřov power plant.

BASE OF OPERATIONS FOR A POWER PLANT CONSTRUCTION PROJECT 7.3

In 2008 koma began work on a base of operations for a construction site in ledvice, where ČeZ had begun repairing thermal power plants to replace old equipment and reduce emissions. ČeZ needed to build a modular base of operations in ledvice not only for the workers, but also for the construction sitemanagement. lodgings, changing rooms, a canteen and a restaurant were all needed. the variability, flexibility, and mobility of the koma system met all these needs within a very short time.

BLANKA TUNNEL WORKSITE 7.4 the koma system was also used in one of the largest recent construction projects in the capital city of Prague. this is the blanka tunnel, which is being built by a range of major construction companies, including HocHtIeF, which purchased a set of air-conditioned construction containers and has also provided its workers with a comfortable base of operations, this time at a Prague construction site.

BASE OF OPERATIONS NEAR A HIGHWAY IN THE zLíN REGION 7.5

skanska is another of the largest construction companies in the czech republic. this company, of swedish origin, stays true to its roots regard for ecological concerns. this is why, when selecting living containers as a base of operations near the town of tlumačov, it selected the koma system,which produces modules from fully zinc-coated frames and whose containers are prefabricated with a great emphasis on eco-friendly production. our structures are thereby much more weather resistant and have a significantly higher lifespan than other modules.


façade: painted galvanized trapezoidal sheetplace: The Atlantic Ocean


facade: corrugated varnished galvanized sheet metalplace: Prunéřov / Czech Republic


façade: painted galvanized trapezoidal sheetplace: Ledvice / Czech Republic


façade: painted galvanized trapezoidal sheetplace: Prague / Czech Republic


façade: painted galvanized trapezoidal sheetplace: Tlumačov / Czech Republic

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SANITARY MODULESOne unique branch of the KOMA system consists of sanitary containers. Their high variability offers the opportunity to create a social space to suit the needs of the client. Sanitary containers can therefore look like the latest in hi-tech as well as a replica of the ancient, offering a high level of comfort in both cases. Mobility, flexibility, and variability are provided as standard with our sanitary units.

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PUBLIC vIP TOILETS 8.1

sanitary containers are in their own way a separate category of the koma system. they also prove to be the most luxurious in their category – designer V.I.P. toilets manufactured with toI toI & dixi and adco. they are attractive at first glance, especially with their cassette façade or glass automatic doors. this unique experience is then enhanced by the luxurious interior, with plasma displays, attractive lighting, and music.

RETRO TOILETS FOR A GERMAN COMPANY 8.2

the fact that using the koma system can result in truly anything is proven by this retro relative of the above, created in partnership with the German company Pletschacher. aside from modern sophisticated toilets, this module proves the model variability of the koma system. Its retro style understandably in no way disrupts the comfort of this luxurious sanitary container.

SANITARY CONTAINER IN A GARDEN RESTAURANT IN GERMANY 8.3

this sanitary container in a garden restaurant in the town of lügde, Germany is another example of the unlimited possibilities of the koma system. Panelled cladding was used on the façade as well as in the entire restaurant, which creates an appealing impression and does not disrupt the surroundings.

INTERIOR SANITARY MODULES IN SLOvAKIA 8.4

We have created quality interiors and a pleasant ambience in sanitary modules using the koma system with structures for golfers in the lozorno golf club as well as in a mcdonald’s restaurant in bratislava.

ASSEMBLY OF SANITARY MODULES IN GERMANY 8.5

sanitary containers using the koma system can also be built into larger units, for larger numbers of people. In addition to rest areas and changing rooms, the employee recreation zone of the German company scHmIdt GmbH also includes fully equipped social areas.


façade: Alucobondplace: Germany / Africa


façade: painted galvanized trapezoidal sheetplace: Germany


façade: wooden façadeplace: Lüdge / Germany


façade: combinationplace: Lozorno / Bratislava


façade: PUR panelplace: Delbrück / Germany

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A MODULAR WORLD ACROSSTIME ZONESPETRA KOZUBíKOVá, F IN ISHING WORKS, 35 YEARS OLD

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SERVICESThe KOMA system is not only based on its resulting model structures. It is a complex process involving the production of the modules, transporting the modular structures to their location, consulting and thorough and sophisticated economic analysis. The KOMA system has been built with know-how for twenty years. The KOMA system is more than just a tailor-made modular structure.

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LOGISTICSkoma modular assures everything necessary for modules to reach their required destination – by road, rail, sea and air. our years of experience in transporting the most diverse freight across the most diverse routes to all the most diverse places guarantee that your koma system structure is sure to reach you. once the modules have been transported to the site we then assemble and hand them over as a completed structure ready for inspection. In lowlands, mountains, sites of humanitarian disasters, oil platforms, refugee stations, in cities or on military bases. We’re there where we're needed.

FINANCIAL SERvICESIf you do not have sufficient funds to purchase either a completed koma system structure or individual container, or if you are only interested in using the koma system for a specific period, we can offer a number of alternatives. Instalment-based payment is a popular option. the size of the instalments and the payment schedule are always based on individual assessment and agreement with the client. another attractive variant is the option of lease-to-own. the agreement can be made at the time of sale, or clients can enter into negotiations with koma modular according to the needs of the moment. the koma system is also available for rental. It doesn’t matter whether you need one or more modules, or whether they are low-energy or standard. koma modular rents both individual modules from all product lines as well as completed structures which can serve as schools or administrative buildings. the rental of sanitary containers is a very popular option.

CONSULTING, DRAFTING, AND ARCHITECTURAL SERvICESWe always care about the final result and client satisfaction, but the people for whom koma system structures and modules are intended are also very important. For this reason we offer consulting services on how best to apply financial resources, as well as individual drafting and architectural solutions. koma modular cooperates with an entire range of specialists and gladly offers each client an attractive drafting and architectural solution as well as a portfolio of partner architects. We care about expanding our partner network and popularising modern architecture, which is why we are always looking for new planners and architects who can work with us to popularise modern construction solutions using the koma system.

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FEATURES The ComfortLine module series was developed by KOMA MODULAR in order to combine the advantages of the KOMA system (hassle-free building portability) and the features of a low-energy structure. This resulted in unrivalled modules that meet the parameters of a low-energy structure (50 kWh/m² per year) and which can be up to 3600 mm wide, up to 9350 mm long and with a clearance height of up to 3000 mm. Internal panels can be fixed or adapted to the need to quickly change the interior layout. Interior fittings from the facing to the panels to the floors and social facilities can be adapted to the specific needs of the client, architect, or planner.

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DESIGN AND ARCHITECTUREa comfortable space, the choice from an inexhaustible range of cladding, triple-glazed glass walls, aluminium or wooden windows, illuminated interior, various compositions of various large modules. all of this makes the ideal foundation for a structure with interesting architecture and design. It is all up to the architect, planner, or the tastes of the owner of the building. the comfortline series of the koma system enables attractive architectural concepts and modern design.

ENvIRONMENTALISMsince the koma system enables 90% of construction work to be completed in the production hall, where exceptional emphasis is placed on environmental manufacturing, the construction does not place burdens on the surroundings of the structure and the environmental footprint of the building is minimal compared with conventional construction. koma comfortline series modules are an unparalleled solution among residential modules. they are the only ones that meet the requirements of a low-energy house. they are regularly supplemented with energy recovery or a thermal pump, solar panels, or solar thermal collectors. modules from the comfortline series have earned a range of awards and honours since their creation and offer a fully- -fledged energy efficient structure.

PRICE AND SPEED a fundamental advantage of the koma system in general is its speed of construction. It offers significant financial savings particularly thanks to the fact that funds are invested in a finished building and the investor does not lose out either due to interest or to premature payment of component construction work. the option to enjoy immediate use of the building also plays an important role in the financial analysis. anyone who decides to opt for the the koma system to build a residential home, for example, does not have to wait many long months for the work to be completed while spending additional money on temporary accommodation. With the comfortline series the price of the resulting low-energy structure itself is even more advantageous when compared with conventional structures.

PLAYremember those exciting moments you or your children have enjoyed with the leGo building system or its equivalent? modular architecture is a similar game, except that it’s for adults. build blocks and logs at home of various sizes and colours, and then imagine that you can build your home in the same manner. Imagine the exciting modularity, the option to choose a wood, brick, or even aluminium façade. decide where you want windows to be small, where they will cover the entire length of the wall, and arrange modules on top of each other however you like. simply get a taste of the modular world.

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FEATURES The StandardLine module series is the most widely used part of the KOMA system, used by customers for structures in many different countries and building types. The foundation of the StandardLine module series is zinc-coated metal, which significantly extends the lifespan of the module. They are manufactured in a highly ecological and efficient manner which assures that the structure is low cost and ready in an unparalleled short space of time. The high variability in the selection of module type, the selection of façades, doors, windows, and even internal fittings gives clients, planners and architects plenty of space to create buildings to suit their imagination and needs.

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LIvING CONTAINERSthese containers are appropriate for administrative buildings as well as for kindergartens or accommodation. as standard they are completely equipped with selected openings, finishes, wiring, and sanitary facilities. living containers of the standardline series are suitable for both permanent and temporary structures. they can be up to 2990 mm wide, up to 10000 mm long and with a clearance height of up to 3000 mm.

SANITARY CONTAINERSstandardline series sanitary containers are manufactured in standard floor plan dimensions (up to 2990 x 6058 mm with a clearance height of 2500 mm); nonetheless their dimensions can be modified (up to 2990 x 10000 mm with a clearance height of up to 3000 mm). these containers are completely equipped with facilities to suit the customer’s requirements – sinks, urinals, showers, toilets, sanitary partitions, boilers, etc. Wiring and walls are in the damp environments category and the floor is moisture-resistant. sanitary containers in the standardline series can be used either as free-standing modules or as part of a larger structure.

vARIABLE STACKABLE CONTAINERSVariable stackable containers from the standardline series are manufactured in such a way as to have exchangeable walls and partitions. the combination of individual external wall panels which are either full, with doors, or with a window and internal partitions either full or with doors can be adapted to the final floor plan depending on what the customer needs. For the purposes of transport, the various containers in the standardline series can be stacked in separate packs, i.e. “flat-pack“ and four-stacked modules can be transported instead of one. their standard width is 2990 mm, length 6058 mm and clearance height 2500 mm.

PRICE AND SPEED the production of the standardline series is designed for maximum efficiency and for this reason it really is incredibly fast. this alone is a primary factor in the economic benefit of the structure as standard. From the beginning of production through to the completion of the most demanding administrative buildings or public buildings takes a mere few weeks. these buildings then offer the advantage that they can be rapidly disassembled and are thereby not bound to a specific plot of land. moreover, the financial costs from the structure itself in comparison with a conventional solution are without comparison.

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FEATURES The EconomicLine module series is intended for rapid and inexpensive solutions. Thanks to this series the KOMA system can offer clients the option of rapid and inexpensive accommodation for employees who have been temporarily relocated, for example, or EconomicLine modules can be used as a mobile office, checkpoint, or weekend cabin. EconomicLine series modules as well as stackable StoreLine series containers can be delivered in stacked format and assembled on site. StoreLine storage containers in particular offer a safe and mobile storage space; however, these containers can also be equipped with insulation, wiring, openings or sanitary facilities. Both series are built on a zinc-dipped frame, which guarantees the long-lasting durability of the modules.

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MOBILITYone of the primary advantages of modules from the economicline series is that they are very easy to transport. this characteristic is appreciated particularly by clients who, for example, need to frequently relocate their employees to various locations and who are required to provide them with proper temporary accommodation. modules from the economicline series are used for accommodation in camps, for mobile offices, security stations, etc. mobility is also the key for storage containers in the storeline series, which can serve their purpose truly anywhere.

HUMANITARIAN USE OF THEKOMA SYSTEMeconomicline and storeline series modules can successfully be used during humanitarian disasters. these economic modules offer a high standard of rapid temporary accommodation in extreme situations while containers from the storeline series, which can be insulated, equipped with wiring and fitted with openings, can also serve as accommodation for rescue workers, medics, soldiers, and people in emergencies. storage containers also enable the safe storage of humanitarian equipment and their mobility enables the distribution of necessary humanitarian aid wherever it is needed.

LOGISTICS, SPEED, AND PRICElogistics, speed, and price in general are the fundamental benefits of the koma system; however, these benefits are even more evident with the economicline and storeline series. modular buildings from these series are mostly for immediate use, and for this reason error-free logistics is a fundamental factor for customer satisfaction. koma modular places the appropriate emphasis on this aspect of modular construction in addition to speed of delivery. the koma Group operates a container park and can therefore offer its clients immediate solutions regardless of production load. the use of the koma system with the economicline and storeline series and more is financially advantageous for clients especially thanks to the option to deploy buildings in various locations, whereas the cost of similar quality conventional structures cannot be compared with structures from these series.

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VISIONS & COMPETITIONSKOMA MODULAR has always been a company that cares about vision and innovation. After 20 years of operation we know for ourselves how far the KOMA system has progressed and what possibilities it offers today. In spite of this – or perhaps because of it – we are always looking for new opportunities, new perspectives, and a new vision. To obtain that innovative perspective, the best young architects are those who are both artists and builders in one. Thanks to the “Modular Architecture” competition, which we have been organising for six years now, we are always acquiring new horizons and offering a glimpse of young architects to everyone considering modular construction. Allow yourself to be carried away on these pages by the limitless possibilities of the KOMA system.

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1ST YEARWAYS OF USING MODULAR CONSTRUCTION upon the launch of the first year of the competition we did not want to restrict the architecture students in any way, and so we gave their imagination free rein. their only requirement was to use the koma system for their vision. as a result, maisonette housing met with mountain cabins, apartment buildings and touring galleries.

2ND YEARDESIGN OF DISASSEMBLABLE BUILDINGS IN FLOOD zONES the second year then focused on a topic which is a characteristic advantage of structures built using the koma system: their simple portability. despite our extensive experience with such structures, we were interested in the perspective of young architecture students. What was interesting about the studies submitted was particularly the fact that students perceived the use of modules primarily as an ideal option for housing in crisis situations. the winning projects were therefore mostly residential spaces.

3RD YEARDESIGN OF A MODULAR KINDERGARTEN the third year focused on a topic still current today – the shortage of kindergartens. the competition was declared in the 2008/2009 academic year, when modular preschools were for many in the czech republic a mere fantasy. While it is true that koma modular at that time had already completed several kindergartens and schools throughout the world, in the czech republic they had only just started to be used. the competition attracted media attention and the subsequent designs were inspirational for us and many others as well.

4TH YEARDESIGN OF A MODULAR RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX the fourth year reflected the ever more prevalent phenomenon of satellites beyond cities, where in many cases people live in unattractive catalogue homes. another goal was to demonstrate that even larger development projects can be addressed by the koma system, which is architecturally attractive and is unquestionably the fastest to construct. the architectural studies then presented the public with other possibilities than just purchasing a property where in several months the same catalogue home that everyone else has will be built.

5TH YEARDESIGN OF A COLLEGE BUILDING FOR STING BRNO JUNDROvthe fifth year now offered its competitors a task with a specific plot of land. the studies had to fulfil not only the use of the koma modular system, but also to reflect the context of the location. When selecting the best projects, emphasis was placed not only on the attractive visual side but particularly on the functionality of the entire complex. the resulting solution turned out to be quite a success.

6TH YEARDESIGN OF PRAHA-STRAšNICE RETIREMENT HOME USING THE SPACE MODULATION SYSTEM the sixth year has also been announced for a specific location. this time the “modular architecture” contest has been declared in partnership with the developer ecoten, which has allowed use of a property on which it is considering constructing a retirement home for the purposes of the competition. the judging panel selected from an amazing 80 projects and the winning studies best demonstrate the high variability of the koma system, from which fully-fledged structures can be realised in record time at incredibly low cost.

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CERTIFICATES AND AWARDSCERTIFICATES→ AQAP 2110 – certificate of quality compliance pursuant to Čsn en

Iso 9001:2009, Čos 051622 issued by the office of defense standardization, catalogization and Government Quality assurance

→ ISO 9001:2009 quality certificate certified by the international certification organisation bureau Veritas

→ Product certificate awarded by the tuV certification organisation, issued by lGa nürnberg.

→ Product certificate awarded by the accredited certification body for certification of PaVus products.

→ Assembly certificate of knauF fire-resistant construction → Fire resistance assessment for c3, PaVus→ Expertise assessment of fire resistance for types c3, dP 1 and dP 2, PaVus→ Test Protocol, measurement of structural ambient soundproofing, issued by the

construction engineering centre.→ Soundproofing certificate, PaVus→ Welding certificate awarded by the tuV certification organisation, issued by

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AWARDS→ Certificate of merit in the Innovative company of the Zlín region 2014 competition → Prize awarded by journalists in the building of the Zlín region competition for the

energy-efficient kindergarten for laPP kabel→ Placement among the medium-sized exporters cZk 100-500 mil. category in the

exporter of the year competition→ Placement among the top 10 czech businesses in the Zlín region in 2013→ Top Rating by d&b, 2013→ Honourable mention in the Innovative company of the Zlín region 2012 competition→ Competition winner, Innovative company of the Zlín region 2010→ Gold Plaque and Gold Leonardo for an attractive exhibition booth at the international

construction expo coneco 2010→ Honourable mention in the competition for the Gold medal for a low-energy module at

the international construction expo Ib F 2010 in brno→ Marketer of the Year award awarded by the czech marketing association, 2010→ Honourable mention in the Innovative company of the Zlín region 2009 competition→ Honourable mention in the competition for the Gold Plaque for a module with

exchangeable walls and partitions at the international construction expo coneco 2008

→ Gold medal for spatial module at the international construction expo IbF 2000 in brno

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THE DEVIL’S IN THE DETAILSVILIAM PíŠ, WELDER, 39 YEARS OLD

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THE DEVIL’S IN THE DETAILS

koma modular, 2012contents and consultations artecho, 2012photographs by alexander Hudeček, artecho, 2012photographs by Jiří Hroník, 2012design by redesign, 2012marek malůšek, 2014

KOMA MODULAR s.r.o. Říčanská 1191, 763 12 VizoviceČeská republika / czech republic t +420 577 007 711, F +420 577 452 837e-mail: [email protected]

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