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Celebrating the Winners of MBI’s 2025 Awards of Distinction
MBI’s Awards of Distinction are presented annually, traditionally on the final evening of its North American World of Modular conference and tradeshow. This year’s Awards were presented in a variety of categories, including several each for permanent modular construction projects and relocatable buildings. Excellence in “green” modular construction and marketing were also recognized.
In addition to these awards, Best of Show honors were bestowed on a handful of projects that earned the most votes from World of Modular attendees. Finally, the Judges’ Choice Award was given to the project that scored the most available points from the contest judges.
MBI is proud to feature these award-winning projects that exemplify the versatility of commercial modular construction.
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