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The French government is promoting off-site construction as a key response to the current social housing crisis, with ambitious goals — including the delivery of 100,000 social housing units by 2025. In this context, modular prefabrication is emerging as a highly relevant solution, particularly for social housing and student residences. A long-standing player in this sector, BAUDET dedicates around 40% of its projects to residential markets, designing durable, ready-to-install prefabricated bathrooms perfectly suited to these applications.

In a construction sector undergoing rapid transformation, the industrialization of building methods stands out as a concrete response to the challenges of quality, timelines, sustainability, and performance. At BAUDET, this conviction has driven us for over 30 years. And today, we’ve chosen to give it a new expression: an institutional video designed as a visual manifesto of our expertise.

The hospitality sector comes with its own set of requirements when it comes to interior equipment — especially bathrooms. As a central element of the guest experience, the hotel bathroom must combine design, durability, hygiene, and ease of maintenance. To meet these demands, BAUDET’s metallic bathrooms offer a compact, customisable, and ready-to-install solution, perfectly suited to the specific needs of the hotel industry.

Industrialization and digitization are now major drivers transforming the construction sector. At BAUDET, innovation is an integral part of our approach, and we are constantly working to improve our industrial processes. In this spirit, we teamed up with Bouygues Construction and Dassault Systèmes to push the boundaries of modular construction.

Sustainable construction and the industrialization of manufacturing processes are at the heart of the construction sector’s challenges, particularly with the rise of innovative solutions such as prefabricated bathrooms. Since the beginning of 2025, BAUDET, the French leader in prefabricated bathroom manufacturing, has launched a new metallic range that promises to transform the way sanitary spaces are designed, produced, and installed.

Off-site construction is an exciting field that is revolutionizing the construction industry by providing innovative concept and delivery opportunities. Thanks to controlled industrialization, this construction method is essential in large-scale projects. Here is a look at its benefits and how it can be integrated into outstanding achievements.

Prefabrication is not a novelty in the building sector, but it is experiencing spectacular growth, particularly with bathrooms pods. Historically, off-site construction has been adopted to meet the needs for speed and cost reduction, but technological innovations and sustainability research have now made it a key asset in construction. This article traces the evolution of prefabricated bathrooms and shows how they have become a preferred solution for large real estate projects, such as those carried out by BAUDET.

In a sector undergoing transformation, the demands for sustainability and resource management have become essential. Prefabrication plays a key role in this change, particularly due to the possibilities of reuse and circularity it offers. This article explores how the prefabrication of bathrooms contributes to more sustainable construction, focusing on the solutions developed by BAUDET to accompany this transition to a circular economy.

Faced with the growing demand for housing due to environmental challenges, the construction sector must adapt, particularly by moving toward industrialization. In this context, off-site construction offers considerable advantages. Here’s an overview of this increasingly popular construction method…

The building construction sector is the biggest consumer of energy and one of the bigger generators of greenhouse gases if we take into account both the emissions necessary at the preparation of a construction site the site and those which then persist during of the exploitation of the building.

We count more than 3.2 millions of vacant housing in France and more than 5 millions of m² of offices neglected, either 70 000 potentials housing. It become imperious to think our nex constructions so that they have several lives, several uses.