Construction
HEALTH SECTOR PROJECTS
Linson in Health Sector Projects;
- As a manufacturer and contractor, Linson completes the construction of turnkey fully-fledged hospitals, clinics, infirmaries, mobile hospitals, mobile clinics, field hospitals etc. in every geography where effective and beneficial health services are needed.
- It completes the 16-storey (400 + 46) -bed Reinforced Concrete Training Hospital Project on a turnkey basis with traditional construction methods including all equipment in Basra, Iraq.
- It completed 4 general hospital projects with 160 bed capacity in Venezuela using hybrid construction method (Reinforced Concrete and Steel).
- It completes mobile surgical hospitals and first aid and emergency response station projects for the Ministries of Health, NATO, Defense Ministries, UN and NGOs in different parts of the world.
EDUCATION SECTOR PROJECTS
Linson in Education Sector Projects;
- In different regions of different countries and in any kind of geographical conditions, where high organizational skills are required; Linson is one of the first company that come to mind in the Education sector with its turnkey solutions, including infrastructure and superstructure for schools, classrooms, training centers.
- For the Ministry of National Education of Turkish Republic, 154 unparalleled prefabricated school and classroom projects are completed in different fields of 81 provinces of Turkey at same time. Linson undertook manufacturing, engineering, substructure and superstructure, equipment and furniture works.
- In the past 20 years, in more than 30 countries, many school, classroom and kindegarten projects have been completed on a turnkey basis using prefabricated modular building systems.
HOUSING PROJECTS
- Rapid Prefabricated Modular Mass Housing Projects
The most practical way to meet the emerging need for housing in cities due to the increasing population is the Rapid Prefabricated Modular Mass Housing Projects in which Linson Building System is used. These projects are oriented toward lower and middle income people in order to economically contribute to their social life with affordable prices.
- Low Cost Prefabricated Modular Housing Projects
Low-cost prefabricated modular housing projects of Linson; It is a housing construction method that reduces the cost with effective budgeting thanks to advanced skills and technology without compromising the robustness, performance and service life of the building. Since these projects are completed for low and middle income people, they also contribute to their social life with affordable prices.
- Medium and High Quality Housing Projects
Medium and High Quality Prefabricated Modular Housing project of Linson, is a quality oriented housing type that is a combination of high-level quality and affordable costs in the main building components such as heating-cooling, exterior and interior wall coverings, roof, lighting, floor covering, doors, windows, comfort, design. It is the most preferred residential building method.
HOTEL PROJECTS
Linson in Hotel Projects;
- Thanks to new generation building materials, fabrication methods and technologies, hotels and tourist accommodation structures that keep up with all kinds of geographical conditions and protect cultural texture are built with modular steel prefabricated building systems..
- Linson completed the Duqm City Hotel project, which is a three-star hotel project located in the industrial zone of Oman, which has been rapidly developing since 2010. Prefabricated Modular Light Steel and Heavy Steel Systems were used for the construction of the project. Project was completed according to the desert climate with a temperature resistance of +50 degrees. Linson carried out its design, superstructure, infrastructure and supply processes. The hotel has a total capacity of 120 beds and was completed in a short period of 180 days. In accordance with the request of the employer, reinforced concrete building appearance was preferred for the adaption to the architectural texture of Oman.
WAREHOUSES and HANGARS
Warehouses and hangars completed with Linson’s light and heavy steel structure systems are designed to process raw materials, products and all kinds of production items or use them specifically for purpose. These structures are frequently preferred by manufacturers, importers, exporters, wholesalers, shipping companies, customs etc. due to their high quality, reasonable cost and short construction period.
WATER TREATMENT FACILITY PROJECTS
- For the mega living and settlement facilities, village and town projects, worker and accommodation camps completed within the scope of Water Infrastructure Projects; Linson, as a contractor, realizes projects such as water supply, drainage and ventilation, hot-cold water systems, waste water treatment and storage, and sewage water treatment. In addition, within the scope of water treatment facility projects in Iraq, many steel construction water tank sheds and hangar projects have been completed.
Projects
U.S. July Housing Starts Decline: What Modular Suppliers Should Infer Carefully
The Census Bureau reported July 2026 housing permits, starts and completions. The data can inform demand scenarios, but it does not measure modular orders directly. This buyer guide converts the update into practical compliance, interface, acceptance and lifecycle questions.
TK Elevator Sustainability Report: A Buyer Checklist for Verifiable Low-Carbon Claims
TKE published its Sustainability Report 2024/2025, highlighting climate, circularity, safety and supply-chain priorities. Project teams still need model-specific evidence and declared calculation boundaries. This buyer guide converts the update into practical compliance, interface, acceptance and lifecycle questions.
TK Elevator Reports FY2026 Momentum: What Service and Modernization Buyers Should Examine
TKE reported growth across its business lines and new profit and margin records. Buyers should translate financial momentum into measurable local capacity, service coverage and lifecycle commitments. This buyer guide converts the update into practical compliance, interface, acceptance and lifecycle questions.
U.S. Census Updates Manufactured Housing Data: A Market-Sizing Guide for International Suppliers
The U.S. Census Bureau’s August 2026 Manufactured Housing Survey data page provides shipment, placement and price tables. International suppliers should separate manufactured housing from modular construction and use the survey methodology before drawing market or procurement conclusions.
NLR Study Reports Modular Multifamily Cost and Schedule Savings: What Buyers Must Validate
A 2026 National Laboratory of the Rockies preprint compares Los Angeles modular and site-built multifamily projects and reports potential cost, schedule and waste benefits. Buyers should validate comparability, scope boundaries, factory capacity and site interfaces before applying those figures.
CTA Reopens Austin Green Line Station with Full Accessibility: An Elevator Acceptance Guide
CTA reopened the Austin Green Line station as a fully accessible facility and reported that 110 of 146 rail stations are accessible. This guide focuses on accessible routes, emergency operation, environmental durability, testing and lifecycle support for transit elevators.
Otis Joins the World’s Greenest Companies 2026 List: What Elevator Buyers Should Verify
Otis announced inclusion in Newsweek’s World’s Greenest Companies 2026 list. For international elevator buyers, the practical issue is how to convert sustainability claims into project-level energy, materials, maintenance and end-of-life evidence.
Western Australia Funds 54 Modular Seniors’ Homes: An Accessible-Housing Procurement Checklist
The Shire of Narembeen says a CEACA expansion will deliver 54 two-bedroom modular social homes for seniors across 17 Wheatbelt locations. This guide converts the announcement into accessibility, regional logistics, compliance and handover requirements.