\fRiddle said there has also been a growing appetite for modular buildings in regional areas struggling with housing issues. "A lot of places can't get builders. so people are looking at different systems and different processes for how they would traditionally do something, in particular regional areas." In May, the company installed three modular buildings, including a foreshore cafeJ visitor's information and a library in the South Australian town ofWhyalla for the local council. Riddle said the council couldn't nd local builders to complete the work in time. The company constructed the modular buildings at the company's base in the Tonsley Innovation District. They then shipped the buildings to the South Australian town to be installed on-site. \"We've found our products cross a gamut of needs and requirements at the moment which works well, but we're always looking at how we can improve the modularity in the production ofwhat we do to reduce cost for the end consumer,\" Riddle said. An innovation hub The Tonsley Innovation District coIocates a variety of manufacturing capabilities. which allows engineering companies like Specialised Solutions to work with design companies, as well as fabrication and manufacturing companies, all in one location to bring an idea to market. Renewal SA's Tonsley project director, 'v'ince Rigter. said Specialised Solutions demonstlates the importance and ongoing need for traditional manufacturing capabilities to deliver new highly technical advanced products. \"To bring high-end technologies to life you still need a \"can'ier\