We must put modular at the heart of construction

Mark Boyle CUTOUT

Modular construction has seen a surge in popularity, but there are still many barriers to it becoming the preferred method of project delivery

Modular construction has seen a surge in popularity, disrupting the construction industry in a positive way and shortening the time between project conception and completion. However, there are still many barriers to modular becoming the preferred method of project delivery.  

How do clients decide when to select a supplier, get confidence that the supplier has the know-how and capacity to deliver the modular project and that it will be commercially competitive?

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