Falcon Structures

Foremen office. Driver break room. Cooling station. ☕️❄️
This on-site setup for a construction company hub delivers ultimate multi-purpose utility, all within a remarkably small footprint.

World Cup fever is upon us, but we’ve got our eyes on a different pitch. ⚽
Swipe for a preview of the container-based facilities we manufactured for Athletic Club Boise’s brand new stadium in Garden City, Idaho!

Whether you call it football or soccer, we’re proud to help give Idaho’s only professional team a world-class home.
Full case study coming soon.

Precast concrete communications shelters have gotten expensive — so MCA (Mobile Communications America) went looking for another way to protect the critical equipment at their radio tower sites.

The answer: a customized container-based shelter built with Falcon Structures. Climate control, equipment racks, room for cable trays and grounding — all at about half the cost of a traditional precast structure.

Four sites in, MCA has turned it into a repeatable design for future builds across their network.
Turns out the best solutions aren’t always the traditional ones!

A container building doesn't exist up in the sky. It exists on the earth inside a larger context.

That's how Falcon Projects Director Thomas Nevill puts it. And it's exactly why a site plan can make or break a permitted container project.

Without one, plan reviewers are forced to assume the worst. On one real project, adding proper site context took a 50-comment review down to 8. Same building. Same use. The only difference was context.

Our latest blog breaks down what a site plan actually is, why Falcon needs one before design begins, and what happens when it's late or incomplete.

Read it here → https://www.falconstructures.com/blog/what-is-a-site-plan

What Is a Site Plan? (And Why It Can Make or Break Your Project) Planning a permitted container building project? Learn what a site plan is, why Falcon needs one early, and what happens if you don't have one.

Steel mills run on people. People run better with real bathrooms.
Nucor Steel Memphis swapped porta potties and long walks for fully-plumbed, climate-controlled container restrooms — installed fast, built tough, and placed right where employees work.
✅ Dual-gender floor plans
✅ Full water + septic connections
✅ Faster and more affordable than stick-built
✅ A visible signal that leadership gives a flying flip
Case study link in the comments 👇