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We spend a lot of time in factory-built housing talking about what goes inside a home. Better kitchens. More efficient heating systems. Floor plans that
In two recent advisory engagements with offsite manufacturing operations, I encountered a familiar problem, one I dealt with throughout much of my manufacturing career. Both
The Army’s interest in faster, more affordable construction could open doors for an industry ready to show what it can do. Every once in a
The starter home disappeared not because of one bad decision. It resulted from a thousand logical decisions that, over time, led to one unintended outcome.
Some factory closings pass almost unnoticed. A few employees pack their tools, the lights go dark, and the industry moves on. The closing of Harbinger
By Gary Fleisher I have to wonder why a brand-new modular factory often attracts more excitement than an established one that has already learned how
Disney’s Contemporary Resort gave its first guestrooms a ride before any guests checked in. Whenever I hear someone describe modular construction as new, I think
The Grande Arbor pairs a new construction approach with a floor plan built around the realities of families sharing a home. I have spent enough
Most people in offsite construction will never visit an oriented strand board mill. We see the finished sheets arriving at a modular plant or panel
