
Construction of the world’s tallest modular building, the 135m-tall Ten Degrees Croydon in south London, has been completed.
The project, built by Tide Construction and Vision Modular Systems, and designed by architect HTA, consists of 546 homes in a pair of 38- and 44-storey towers.
The design and construction involved a variety of modern techniques, including the use of virtual reality and 3D printing for rapid prototyping at planning and an angled modular façade.
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