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Peter Saucerman<\/div>\n
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Handsome product; innovative delivery. Now, if only this approach can be applied to deliver affordable, sub-market-rate residential. <\/div>\n
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Jonathan Ehling<\/div>\n
August 19, 2022<\/div>\n <\/div>\n
This is a great article in showing how the future is happening now. The key to success is adapting the right business model to the idea. Previous versions of the modular building systems (while elegant) proved to be unsuccessful in North America. Here\'s hoping this time it works. Good Luck!<\/div>\n
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New Startup Aims to Upend Housing Design and Construction<\/h2>\n
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Stephen M. Albert, AIA<\/div>\n
October 24, 2022<\/div>\n <\/div>\n
Good luck. Local markets, local codes, local product preferences have plagued industrialized housing since the 1950\'s.\nThrow in neighborhood specific plans for parking, commercial or pedestrian friendly ground floor uses, and facade modulation all conspiring to upend the best laid plans to remedy \'the construction industry\'s notorious inefficiencies\'.\nStill, let\'s hope Juno and Ennead have a longer life than Katerra.<\/div>\n
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