Offsite construction is a big idea living in a small neighborhood. (or maybe a big idea trying to actually BUILD small neighborhoods, as it were) Modular, panelized, volumetric, or on the supply side like I am, we all keep running into the same faces at the same events, in the same comment threads, and on the same project teams. That's one of the best things about this industry. It's also why how you show up matters so much.

What if the true purpose of construction wasn't simply to create buildings, but to create communities where everyone has the opportunity to live their best possible life? The construction industry is constantly evolving. From advancements in modular construction and prefabrication to innovative design strategies and more efficient building processes, professionals across the industry are finding new ways to address housing challenges.

Although offsite construction has continued to grow in the traditional markets of multi-family housing, hospitality, healthcare, and student housing; a number of new markets are beginning to emerge and attract significant attention. Workforce demand, technological innovation, and the need for infrastructure development create new opportunities for offsite construction technologies including modular construction, prefabricated assemblies, and factory-built systems. Water and wastewater treatmen