Modular buildings

The main architectural feature is the site-installed hip-style shingled roof with a 5:12 pitch, 16-foot-high roof peak, and 4-foot perimeter overhang. The main entrance features a 16-foot-wide-by-8-foot-deep gable-style canopy roof with 14-inch-diameter Doric-style columns. A site-applied hip-style truss roof system adds a new dimension to the factory-manufactured modules. Sporting a 5:12 roof slope, the wood trusses span 60 feet while the roof ridge projects 16 feet above the modular building wall assemblies. The 4-foot roof overhang on all four sides provides adequate soffit space for wall-washer security lighting.

Note that CBSI's style of modular construction provided the flexibility needed to erect this building without disturbing the colorful maple trees that now overhang its roof.

Exterior Front

Note that CBSI's style of modular construction provided the flexibility needed to erect this building without disturbing the colorful maple trees that now overhang its roof.