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Innovators

They Laughed at Her Brick. Today, We Build with Her Idea

Innovation has never had an easy time finding acceptance in construction. In fact, many of the ideas we now take for granted were once dismissed

June 27, 2026

Cukture

The Problem Isn’t the Problem. Your Meetings Are.

I’ve sat through hundreds of meetings over the years. Factory meetings. Executive meetings. Crisis meetings. Strategic planning sessions. Special task force meetings. Most of them

June 23, 2026

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Why Cash Flow, Not Profit, Decides Who Survives

Over the years, I’ve talked with dozens of people who wanted to build the next great modular, panelized, or volumetric factory. They usually have impressive

June 18, 2026

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Innovators

Sustainability, through the use of readily available Ponderosa Pine, redefined by Timber Age Systems

Several weeks ago I had an opportunity to learn about a panelized start-up in Durango, CO. I was immediately struck by their innovative approach to

June 10, 2026

Cukture

The Tools Have Changed. The Fundamentals Have Not

Recently, I read yet another article discussing AI, specifically Agentic AI. By the time Ifinished reading it, I found myself feeling something I hadn’t experienced

June 5, 2026

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Gen Z Choosing Trade Schools Over College — Are You Prepared to Hire Them?

For decades, the story was the same: graduate high school, go to college, get a degree, land a career. But for many of today’s young

June 1, 2026

Innovations

YOU DON’T HAVE A TECHNOLOGY PROBLEM — YOU HAVE A CULTURE PROBLEM

One of the more interesting things about the offsite construction industry is how oftencompanies convince themselves that the next piece of technology is finally going

May 27, 2026

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The Most Dangerous Words in a Modular Factory: “Ask the Boss”

Over the past several months, I’ve spoken with several modular factory owners, managers, and developers considering vertical integration into manufacturing. In almost every conversation, I

May 14, 2026

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Maryland Just Approved $300 Million for Affordable Housing. Will Anyone Notice?

Wes Moore recently approved the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development’s 2026 Qualified Allocation Plan, a move that will direct more than $300 million

May 6, 2026

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Cukture

They Laughed at Her Brick. Today, We Build with Her Idea

The Problem Isn’t the Problem. Your Meetings Are.

Why Cash Flow, Not Profit, Decides Who Survives

OUR SPONSORS

Sustainability, through the use of readily available Ponderosa Pine, redefined by Timber Age Systems

The Tools Have Changed. The Fundamentals Have Not

Gen Z Choosing Trade Schools Over College — Are You Prepared to Hire Them?

YOU DON’T HAVE A TECHNOLOGY PROBLEM — YOU HAVE A CULTURE PROBLEM

The Most Dangerous Words in a Modular Factory: “Ask the Boss”

Maryland Just Approved $300 Million for Affordable Housing. Will Anyone Notice?

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How LGS Can Fail—and It’s Not the Steel

Offsite Construction’s “Fields of Dreams” – Part Two- Atendees

Offsite Construction’s “Fields of Dreams” – Part One – Vendors

Small Homes, Big Possibilities: How Canada’s Quality Homes Is Quietly Redefining ADUs

You Can’t Build Like This Anymore

LGS or Wood: When innovation knocks, do factories answer—or hesitate?

What Real Projects Are Revealing About Where Builders Are Headed

Fractional Management – the Offsite Industry’s Best-Kept Secret

How Vision AI Could Quietly Change Offsite Production

When “Good Enough” Quietly Starts Killing Your Factory

My Father Built Businesses… and a Way to Think About Offsite Construction

Vermont’s Huntington Home’s Future Is Already Rolling Down the Production Line – with video

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