How does PRANCE balance mobility, flexibility, and aesthetics in its modular housing designs?

PRANCE balances mobility, flexibility, and aesthetics by separating the structural module from finish layers and service interfaces so each can evolve independently. Mobility is achieved through standardized connection points, robust lifting anchors, and transport-friendly dimensions; modules are designed to be container-friendly and easily craned into position. Flexibility comes from internal modular grids and accessible service chases that allow reconfiguration of partition walls, plumbing stacks, and electrical layouts without compromising the main structure. Aesthetics are addressed through a two-layer strategy: the base module provides structural integrity and performance, while the exterior skin and interior finishes are customizable. This allows clients to select high-end cladding, decorative panels, or simple maintenance-friendly façades depending on budget and brand needs. PRANCE ensures that aesthetic customizations do not undermine mobility by detailing claddings and attachments so they can be removed or maintained independently of the module’s structural frame. The result is a system where units can be relocated, adapted, and visually tailored without major structural rework — ideal for hospitality, seasonal programs, and evolving masterplans.