You might have seen the recent New York Times piece that addressed the many ways modular construction has stepped up to the plate to fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
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Embarking on temporary or permanent construction projects can be overwhelming and amount to countless decisions. The initial decision of choosing which construction method to employ can be critical, particularly in navigating cost and time constraints.
Are you intrigued by the benefits of modular construction, but you’re not sure what building materials go into a modular building? Are they robust enough? Are all modular buildings made of wood?
You’re contemplating your next significant commercial construction project for your enterprise. Lately, you've been hearing a lot about modular construction, but you're uncertain about its advantages and if it aligns with your vision.
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This helpful guide is meant to give you a general overview of what design-build means, and why you’ll be glad to work with a modular construction company like Mobile Modular, capable of design-build project management.
So let’s dig in.
Never underestimate the potential of modular classrooms. In fact, it’s safe to say you can’t overestimate them enough. Their popularity continues to evolve, with the Modular Building Institute citing 300,000 currently in use today.
Mobile Modular helps you reimagine your office floor plans for social distancing.
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