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Prefab ADUs: A Rising Trend in Affordable Housing and Off-Site Construction Solutions

The Pro Builder

At the same time, the construction industry is contending with its own set of challenges regarding workforce availability, jobsite safety, building quality, lack of materials, and building sustainability. Additionally, building in a controlled setting can reduce material waste, providing both environmental and cost benefits.

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Tindall Corporation Expands Texas Division to 180,000 Square Feet

Civil + Structural Engineer

Precast concrete refers to when concrete construction elements are poured and hardened off-site, often in a climate-controlled facility, and later transported to the installation location.

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Barrier breakthroughs: Achieving airtightness in modern construction

Construction Specifier

Photo courtesy Intertek As building codes and standards evolve, the demand for airtight, environmentally friendly building enclosures increases among building owners, insurers, and design professionals. Air barriers are essential for maintaining the integrity and performance of building enclosures.

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A modular construction solution to the mental healthcare crisis

BDC Network

Maria Ionescu Healthcare Facilities Modular Building Contractors Designers Architects Coronavirus Roughly a quarter of the U.S. A Stantec-designed, two-story modular prefabricated crisis unit. The separate prefabricated structure by Sprung Structures uses modular Falkbuilt headwalls. Half will go undiagnosed and untreated.

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The Future of Home Building in Alaska: Key Trends for Homeowners

CCR Magazine

Embracing Advanced Building Materials The home-building industry in Alaska is evolving rapidly, with advancements in materials leading the way. These homes are built off-site in controlled environments, ensuring high-quality construction while reducing waste and on-site labor costs.

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13 trends, technologies, and strategies to expect in 2023

BDC Network

Industrialized construction High-volume off-site construction, prefabrication, and on-site construction automation will continue to advance in response to ongoing labor and material challenges. The technology ensures resiliency during long-term power loss from the grid and eliminates reliance on backup generators and the fuel they require.

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2024 Construction Trends: 30+ Experts Share Insight

Autodesk Construction Cloud

But amidst these challenges, construction pros remained as resilient and innovative as ever. We adopted new technologies, embraced sustainable building practices, and were more vocal about the benefits of working in the AEC field. Prefabricated construction again could help ease labor shortages.