The future of construction isn’t defined solely by materials, methods, or technology—it’s shaped by the people who build, teach, and inspire the next generation. In this episode of Offsite Dirt Network, we reconnect with Mark Wille to talk about high-performance building, workplace wellness, and why early education matters more than ever. Reintroducing Construction Through Creativity

The future of construction isn’t just about building faster — it’s about building smarter, more flexibly, and with long-term value in mind. In this episode of Offsite Dirt Network, we sat down with John Fay, founder of Låda Build, to explore how standardized building systems, global collaboration, and digital design are reshaping how we think about housing and construction worldwide.

Offsite construction refers to the planning, fabrication, and partial or full assembly of building components in a controlled factory environment rather than entirely on a traditional job site. These components are then transported to the project location and assembled into a completed structure. While the concept has existed for decades, today’s offsite construction methods are far more sophisticated, data-driven, and integrated than earlier iterations.