Argentina is part of the lithium triangle along with Chile and Bolivia, and holds one of the largest project portfolios in the world. Lithium is extracted from brine in high-altitude salt flats spread across three provinces —Salta, Jujuy and Catamarca—, and each salt flat is a project that needs to house its staff over years of construction and operation.
This page works as a starting point for the demand for camps and housing modules for lithium mining. Each province has its own reality: Salta and Jujuy gather the largest number of salt-flat projects in full expansion, while Catamarca combines the historic lithium of the Salar del Hombre Muerto with its copper mining. If you are looking for accommodation for a specific lithium project, it is best to go straight to the relevant zone.
What all the salt flats share is the environment: altitudes of 3,500 to 4,000 meters, extreme cold at night, heat and radiation during the day, constant wind and enormous distances. A camp for a lithium project is no ordinary accommodation: it must insulate very well, withstand the Puna climate and be able to scale as the project moves from exploration to construction and production.
We supply folding and expandable modules, dormitories, dining halls, bathrooms and turnkey camps for the lithium triangle projects, importing directly from the factory and coordinating logistics to the salt flat. If you have a lithium project in any of the three provinces, tell us the headcount and the phase, and we build the accommodation proposal.