Tanzania Tanga Port Modular Worker Camp

Project Overview

This modular worker camp supported the Tanga Port Phase II project in Tanzania. A total of 180 container units were arranged across a main camp and a subcontractor camp to provide accommodation, project offices, meeting rooms and shared service areas.

The verified project scope records 958.50 m² for the main camp and 887.97 m² for the subcontractor camp, giving a combined temporary construction area of 1,846.47 m².

Site Organization and Assembly

The two-area plan separated different project teams while keeping the required living and working functions close to the construction site. Repeated single-storey rows provided efficient room capacity, while selected two-storey sections increased density and supported shared circulation.

The project photographs document the site layout from above, crane-assisted module placement, exterior access stairs and roof installation. These stages show how standardized units were combined and finished around the local site conditions.

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Project Solution

The camp was divided into a 958.50 m² main area and an 887.97 m² subcontractor area. Standardized modular units formed accommodation rows, offices, meeting rooms and service spaces, with selected two-storey sections for higher site capacity.

Delivery & Result

The assembled camp provided 180 modular units across the two project areas. Aerial and construction photographs document the overall layout, module placement, access stairs and roof installation on site.