Modular Advantage Magazine
In each bi-monthly issue, Modular Advantage Magazine explores a specific modular construction topic and features interviews and articles along with industry news, updates from the Modular Building Institute and its members, modular case studies, and upcoming industry events.
While printed copies are mailed free to MBI members, we have partnered with PBC Today and BD+C magazines to send free electronic copies to 300,000+ industry professionals around the world, including architects, engineers, developers, and general contractors in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Europe.
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Is Modular + Scattered Sites a Solution to the Affordable Housing Crisis?
Dean Dovolis of DJR Architecture is turning the worlds of modular construction and affordable housing on their heads. Instead of stacking modules to create one building, he’s using them to build 16 buildings on 16 different sites, all on the same production run. And he’s partnering with a public agency to do it.
Modernizing the Construction Sector
Navigating the path to a modernized construction sector has been a challenge for most firms. But thanks to supply-chain experts like New Gen Architects and Dyci Sfregola, CEO, and Sneha Kumari, Principal Consultant, leading modular construction firms are currently improving supply chain management and seeing productivity growth.
Is Your Company a “Destination Employer?” These Four Are
These four companies are revolutionizing the search for young workers and attracting them to the modular construction industry. Here’s how.
This Partnership Strives to ‘Take the Hell Out of Healthcare’
New York general contractor The Axis Group and Pennsylvania modular manufacturer MODLOGIQ have partnered on many projects over the years and have have found success using modular construction in an uncommon way: by constructing healthcare buildings.
Michael Mathews—A Full Circle Career
Working in architecture, development, and the modular construction industry is not always a predictable career path. For architect Michael Mathews, that certainly holds true.
Linc Moss: A Career in Modular Construction
That modular building hasn’t already gained more U.S. market share is a source of bewilderment to many. Though the technology has been around for more than 70 years, modular building in the U.S. has never gained as solid a foothold as it has in other societies. But it’s time may finally be here.
Laying the Foundation of the Modular Building Institute
That modular building hasn’t already gained more U.S. market share is a source of bewilderment to many. Though the technology has been around for more than 70 years, modular building in the U.S. has never gained as solid a foothold as it has in other societies. But it’s time may finally be here.
Laurie Robert: An Industry Pioneer
That modular building hasn’t already gained more U.S. market share is a source of bewilderment to many. Though the technology has been around for more than 70 years, modular building in the U.S. has never gained as solid a foothold as it has in other societies. But it’s time may finally be here.
Modular vs. Stick Built and A Case for the Future of Construction
That modular building hasn’t already gained more U.S. market share is a source of bewilderment to many. Though the technology has been around for more than 70 years, modular building in the U.S. has never gained as solid a foothold as it has in other societies. But it’s time may finally be here.
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