Mechaly Homes
Illustrative 3D view of a single steel framed volumetric module on a studio floor.Illustrative 3D view of a completed seven-story modular apartment building at dusk, with warm lit windows.

Volumetric modular construction
for all types of real estate applications

Every Mechaly Homes building begins with one steel framed module, built indoors to a tolerance measured in millimeters.

Volumetric modular construction for all types of real estate applications

Modular.
A whole new way to build.

Integrated design, precision manufacturing, and coordinated delivery for modular construction.

Motion is reduced to match your system preference.

02 — Precision revealed

Designed as a system. Built with precision.

  1. A
    Integrated architecture and engineering

    Architecture, structural and MEP resolved by one team before production begins.

  2. B
    Controlled factory production

    Steel framed modules built indoors, safe from the elements.

  3. C
    Quality checks throughout

    Standardized inspections run alongside production.

Schematic view. One module of a two-module apartment is shown — a dwelling may span several modules.

03 — From module to building

Repeatable precision. Architectural freedom.

Modules arrive on-site and stack on the podium/foundation. Illustrative assembly sequence shown.

04 — Architecture takes shape

A coordinated process. A complete community.

Façade, glazing and landscape complete the building.

Illustrative modular assembly concept, not a rendering of a specific project.

05 — Life inside

Precision outside. Purposeful living inside.

Daylit rooms, practical layouts and durable finishes. Here, one apartment spans two modules — living and kitchen in one, bedroom and bath in the next.

06 — The completed vision

From individual modules to places people call home.

Modular assembly concept, not a rendering of a specific project.

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Modern living: Living & Kitchen. A connected living, dining and kitchen space opening to the balcony.
Modern living

Living & Kitchen

Illustrative design concepts for future projects.

What we do

Mechaly Homes manufactures modules for use in residential and commercial applications from steel framed volumetric modules — designed, engineered, manufactured and assembled by one coordinated team.

Conventional construction spreads a project across disconnected consultants, trades and schedules. Work happens outdoors, exposed to weather. Timelines slip and material prices move. Mechaly Homes brings architecture, structural engineering, MEP coordination, factory manufacturing, quality assurance, logistics and site assembly into a single delivery model — so more of the building is made under controlled conditions, and decisions are coordinated before production begins.

Problems solved by modular construction:

Fragmented delivery
Disconnected workflows and manual labor create productivity gaps.
Weather and schedule uncertainty
Site-specific and weather delays disrupt project timelines.
Cost volatility
Material price changes put pressure on project budgets.

Our approach

One connected process, from first drawing to final walkthrough.

Where a project allows, site preparation and foundations proceed while modules are in production — two workstreams coordinated by one team, instead of a single sequence waiting on itself.

  1. 01

    Design and engineering

    In-house architecture, structural engineering, and MEP work from one coordinated model. Layouts are planned for daylight, durability and long term rental performance.

  2. 02

    Permitting coordination

    California approval pathways are coordinated alongside design, so review requirements shape the drawings early. Permitting timelines vary with jurisdiction and project requirements.

  3. 03

    Factory production and quality assurance

    Modules are fabricated indoors to precise tolerances, with standardized inspections throughout the production line. State-level inspections can take place within the manufacturing process for factory work; site work remains subject to applicable local approvals and inspections.

  4. 04

    Logistics and delivery

    Coordinated sea and ground freight planning, with shipment tracking from factory to site.

  5. 05

    Site assembly and finishing

    Certified contractors complete site infrastructure, foundations, module setting and final safety compliance.

See the full process, stage by stage

Delivery model

180days

Company stated target of 180 days from order to delivery at job site. Timing depends on project scope, approvals, and site readiness.

Rows of steel module frames on stands inside a factory hall, lit by skylights.
Steel module frames in factory production. Image from Mechaly Homes pitch deck.

Why modular

Built where conditions can be controlled.

Outcomes depend on project scope, site and jurisdiction.

  • 01

    Controlled production conditions

    Indoor fabrication reduces exposure to weather and supports precise tolerances.

  • 02

    Repeatable quality checks

    Daily, standardized inspections support structural integrity and consistent finishes.

  • 03

    Coordinated disciplines and workflows

    Architecture, engineering and MEP are resolved together, reducing rework between vendors.

  • 04

    Better material planning, less waste

    Repeatable assembly and planned procurement can reduce waste and improve output predictability.

  • 05

    Thoughtful architecture, resident comfort

    Practical layouts, daylight and durable finishes, designed around how residents actually live.

  • Precision at the module level. Possibility at the building scale.

    Benefits and limits, in detail

Selected projects

Concept-stage work. The project is not completed or approved.

Conceptual rendering from the street corner: a seven-story apartment building with a faceted dark metal and glass façade, warm wood-look vertical louvers on the corner core, storefront at ground level and palm trees along the sidewalk.

Concept design · 2024

Seven-Story Modular Apartment Concept

Southern California

A mixed-use, 100% affordable apartment building on an urban transit corridor. The concept set proposes seven stories of steel modular construction over a ground floor of lobby, indoor amenity and corner commercial space, with a residential courtyard behind and the mass stepped back at an angle toward the side streets.

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Stories
7
Apartments
182 affordable
Structure
Steel modular, Type IB
Commercial
≈3,980 SF at the corner

Concept-stage figures from the project’s 2024 conceptual design set. The owner and design team are confidential.

Boulevard elevation drawing showing seven levels, repeating faceted window bays, wood-look accent panels and the louvered corner, with floor heights marked up to 77 feet 2 inches.
Boulevard elevation. Drawing excerpt from the conceptual design set (design team withheld).
Project details from the concept set
Site
0.59 acres, mixed-use corridor zoning
Homes
182 one-bedroom apartments, average 462 SF
Area
110,827 SF residential; 4,139 SF non-residential
Height
7 stories, 77′-2″ to top of parapet
Open space
8,757 SF proposed — 2,669 SF indoor amenity and 6,088 SF outdoor, including a residential courtyard of about 4,250 SF
Parking
None required or provided (100% affordable, within half a mile of transit)
Façade
Flat metal panel, wood-look phenolic panel, wood-look aluminum louvers, aluminum windows, storefront, perforated metal and glass guardrails

Conceptual design, 2024. The figures describe the concept as drawn; the project is not represented as approved, under construction or completed. The owner and design team are confidential.

Projects

Interiors and resident experience

Daylight, durable materials, rooms that work.

Clean, purposeful spaces with minimal lines and practical layouts. Interiors are planned around daily routines and durable craftsmanship — finishes selected to hold up over years of use and to support long term property value.

Illustrative interior concept: a daylit living room with light oak floors and joinery, an ivory sectional sofa, and floor-to-ceiling glazing opening to a planted courtyard.
Illustrative interior concept. From Mechaly Homes pitch deck.
Illustrative exterior concept: low-rise ivory homes with vertical timber screens, glass balustrades and drought-tolerant landscaping under a clear sky.
Illustrative exterior concept. From Mechaly Homes pitch deck.
Practical layouts
Floor plans and rental configurations designed for everyday use and resident retention.
Daylight and outlook
Generous glazing at the façade, balconies where the design allows, and shared open space.
Durable, warm finishes
Premium, hard-wearing materials in a restrained palette of timber, stone and ivory.

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About

Mechaly Homes

Mechaly Homes Inc. is a volumetric modular construction company focused on multifamily apartment buildings.

We bring architecture, structural engineering and MEP services in-house, manufacture steel framed modules under controlled factory conditions, and coordinate logistics and site assembly with certified contractors — one accountable team from design through completion. Our work is built around two commitments: predictable delivery for developers and investors, and durable, comfortable homes for the people who live in them.

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