Modular Advantage Magazine
Advantages of Digital Prefabrication for the Modern Construction Industry
Digital prefabrication is the cutting-edge of the modern construction industry revolution.
Read MoreThe Bones of Modular Construction: Benefits and Challenges of 3 Common Building Materials
This article discusses the best uses of wood, steel/aluminum, and concrete in modular construction.
Read MoreRelocatable Buildings vs. Permanent Modular Construction: What’s the Difference?
In this article, we’ll help you understand the differences between permanent modular construction and relocatable buildings.
Read MoreHow Modular Construction Will Give You a Better Return on Investment
In this guide, we’ll show you the many cost savings associated with modular construction and showcase why you’ll get a better return on investment with a modular building.
Read MoreBuilding Better Buildings with Resilient Modular Construction
Not only are modular buildings built to the same stringent building codes as traditional facilities, but many would also argue that, due to their industrialized construction process, modular buildings are stronger and more resilient than buildings built on-site. Here are just a few of the reasons why modular construction can lead to stronger, more resilient buildings.
Read MoreThe Environmental Impact of Traditonal vs. Modular Construction
Reuse of existing materials is one way that modular construction can be environmentally friendly.
Read MoreModular vs. Prefab: What’s the Difference?
Although the terms ‘modular’ and ‘prefab’ are sometimes used interchangeably, it’s helpful — and sometimes necessary — to draw a distinction between them.
Read More3 Benefits of Using BIM in Offsite & Modular Construction
How does BIM improve the modular construction process? Read about the top 3 benefits of using BIM with modular projects.
Read MoreFolsom Hotel Opens Five Months Early Using Modular Construction
Only 275 days elapsed from groundbreaking to occupancy, allowing the developer to begin collecting revenues five months earlier than if the building had been constructed using traditional on-site techniques.
Read MoreFaster, Stronger, Smarter: How Permanent Modular Construction Projects Get Built
Much like traditional construction, modular construction projects can take many forms. Hotels, schools, hospitals, restaurants–all of these buildings can be created using modular construction methods. But unlike traditional on-site construction, the designs and plans for modular buildings are finalized well before assembly begins, allowing for an efficient off-site building and delivery process.
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