The Success of Mass-Timber Building Hinges on Creating a Solid Supply Chain by Zach Mortice Wood construction is omnipresent in North America, but mass-timber building remains relatively unknown. To expand adoption of this sustainable material, a robust supply chain is vital.
Construction Prefab Construction’s Benefits Grow With Design for Manufacture and Assembly by Markkus Rovito
Construction How Heroes Worldwide Built Modular and Prefab COVID-19 Hospitals in Mere Days by Matt Alderton
Construction Social Distancing and PPE Help Modular Construction Company Stay Essential by Redshift Video Watch how Factory_OS, a modular-construction company deemed essential because of its focus on affordable housing, keeps its workforce safe while implementing social distancing and PPE.
Construction Prefabrication Holds Many Keys for Emergency Buildings in Times of Crisis by Amy Marks Learn how prefabrication and modular can construct emergency buildings and mitigate COVID-19 and other crises across three timelines: now, in 6 to 12 months, and in 3 to 5 years.
Architecture 5 Insights as Architects Lead Hospital Conversion for COVID-19 Response by Zach Mortice In the race to treat the staggering number of COVID-19 patients around the globe, architects bring a crucial skill to adapt buildings for hospital conversion: multidimensional thinking.
Infrastructure Modular Bridges Provide On-Demand Infrastructure for Disaster Relief by Zach Mortice For areas devastated by natural disasters—or lacking infrastructure—modular bridges save lives. UK-based Mabey Bridge creates sturdy spans, quickly, where they’re needed most.
Inside My Design Mind Edwin Chan: Stepping Out of Frank Gehry’s Shadow to Design a New Bohemia by Jeff Link Edwin Chan, former design partner at Frank O. Gehry and Associates, is making a name for himself with his own Los Angeles–based firm, EC3—and his unique approach to architecture.
