Modular Police Station in Iceland
A total of 36 modules, 480 m² of floor space and an environment that places high demands on building quality. In Reykjanesbær, Iceland, we worked with our local partner Stólpi to deliver a new modular police station. The building meets Icelandic building regulations and provides modern working facilities for police officers on the Reykjanes Peninsula.
| Classification: | Administrative Buildings / Offices | |
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| Year of implementation: | 2025 | |
| Client: | Stólpi | |
| Country of implementation: | Iceland | |
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Length of assembly: 1 month Number of modules: 36 Area: 480 m2 Product series: Modular Line |
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| Sales model: | Sale | |
The new police station was built at Hringbraut 130 in Reykjanesbær, southwestern Iceland. The building expands the capacity of the local police force and serves as a temporary facility until a new permanent police station is constructed. Modular construction made it possible to provide high-quality working facilities quickly, designed to accommodate up to 70 people working in shifts.
The station consists of 36 prefabricated modules manufactured at our production facility in the Czech Republic. Once completed, the modules were shipped to Iceland and assembled into a single-storey building. The interior includes offices, meeting and interview rooms, a kitchenette, sanitary facilities and other spaces required for the day-to-day operations of the police force.
One of the key aspects of the project was meeting the requirements of Icelandic building regulations and adapting to local conditions. The modules were therefore designed and manufactured to comply with the standards applicable to construction in Iceland. The project demonstrates one of the key advantages of modular construction: the ability to adapt structural and technical solutions not only to the building's intended use but also to the specific requirements of its destination country.
Manufacturing the modules in the Czech Republic and subsequently assembling them in Iceland made it possible to deliver fully functional facilities for a public institution within a short timeframe, with a substantial proportion of the construction work completed in advance at our production facility.
The police station in Reykjanesbær is another example of how modular construction can be successfully applied to specialised public buildings. On the Reykjanes Peninsula, we delivered a building that combines the speed of modular construction with the practical requirements of a modern police station.
