Built Modular is a modular building podcast designed to help people like you discover more about how modular construction is changing the way people build space.
Our experts will help you discover breakthrough information about the fastest and most modern construction method in use today. Modular construction processes are accelerating schedules and delivering better buildings with safer construction. Your listening to built modular, a modular building podcast for those who want to know more about the method of modular construction…
Episode 17: Space on Demand - The Power of Modular Mobile Offices Across Industries
Key Points:
Modular offices offer faster timelines, cost savings, and flexibility compared to traditional buildings, with efficient, factory-controlled construction that minimizes disruption and waste.
Despite common misconceptions, mobile offices are high-quality, customizable, scalable, and easily installed with the right planning.
The interior setup of modular spaces can be customized with features like kitchens and office furniture, tailoring each unit to meet specific operational needs.
Modular offices are in high demand across sectors like construction, logistics, and healthcare.
Episode 16: 2024 Year in Review and 2025 Trends - Insights from Tom Hardiman, Executive Director of the Modular Building Institute
Key Points:
Modular construction has experienced significant growth, with its market share tripling over the past seven years, driven by expansion in sectors like healthcare, education, and housing.
Tom anticipates continued growth across various industries, emphasizing the advantages of modular construction—speed, efficiency, and sustainability.
Mr. Hardiman calls for broader adoption of off-site and modular construction to build a sustainable future with reduced waste, improved efficiency, and enhanced access to high-quality, affordable solutions.
Episode 15: Modular Design for Corporate Agility - Gerry Mecca on Exploring Modular Design in Corporate Strategy and Innovation
Key Points:
Drawing from his rich background at Dr. Pepper, Ingram Micro, Keurig, and Tropicana, Gerry provides a comprehensive overview of the transformative potential of modular design.
He underscores the importance of strategic planning and partnerships in anticipating an organization's future needs.
The conversation delves into tech innovations, which Mecca attributes to modular design principles, as well as the sustainability benefits of choosing modular.
Episode 14: Leading with Purpose - Sabrina Fiorellino on Entrepreneurship, Empowerment, and Environmental Impact
Key Points:
Sabrina shares her unique challenges and triumphs of starting a new venture amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
She introduces us to innovative modular construction solutions, including an "ICU in a box," designed to address critical healthcare needs swiftly and effectively.
Sabrina reflects on her vision for the future of modular manufacturing in healthcare, her commitment to social impact, and her ongoing efforts to empower women in the industry.
Episode 13: Shaping Tomorrow - The Pivotal Role of Modular Design in Sustainable Architecture
Key Points:
Modular architecture is revolutionizing the field.
It's important to integrate technology into architectural processes to create smarter cities and enhance urban experiences.
Modular building construction is leading the way in sustainable building practices.
Episode 12: MPA Systems - Modular Buildings For Bank and Financial Institutions
Key Points:
Modular financial institution builds require specific interior designs.
All financial institutions must have a disaster recovery plan in place.
Modular bank buildings offer a true "plug and play" environment in disaster zones.
Episode 11: The In’s and Out’s of Cooperative Purchasing
Key Points:
TIPS-USA helps save time and money in procurement.
Membership is free, fast, and easy.
TIPS provides a personal care process in procurement.
Episode 10: A Deep Dive into the Construction of Modular Buildings
Key points:
Permanent modular constructed buildings look and operate the same as traditionally constructed structures.
Modular buildings must meet all the same codes and requirements as traditional construction.
Modular buildings can be customized and upgraded to meet aesthetic and use needs.
Episode 9: History and Evolution of Modular Construction
Key points:
The story of modular construction dates back hundreds of years.
Over the last 50 years, modular has become more accepted.
The future will bring modular construction to more sectors.
Episode 8: Digital Twin Modeling For Manufacturing Explained
Key points:
Digital twins place an exact model of a real-world part in a virtual space for analysis
These twins empower manufacturers to evaluate performance and more before producing a part or product at scale.
In modular construction, it's been used to understand what finished spaces are going to look like and much more.
Episode 7: How School Districts Can Solve Space Issues with Modular Classrooms
Key points:
BOXX Modular helps schools deal with space issues with temporary buildings.
Modular buildings can function in the same way as stick-built ones.
Districts benefit from leasing portable classrooms as capacity needs fluctuate.
Episode 6: A Walk Through The Modular Building Process
Key points:
BOXX Modular has nine steps in its modular building construction process.
Its experience not only in manufacturing but in working with local governing bodies allows for a quicker turnaround time than many competitors.
Communication throughout the process between client, sales and operations is key.
Episode 5: Creating Winning Relationships Through Cooperative Purchasing
Key points:
Cooperative memberships provide cost savings and financial advantages.
Cooperative purchasing reduces time, money and effort in the bidding process.
Joining a purchasing cooperative is free, and registration is simple.
Episode 4: Did You Know This About Modular Construction?
Key points:
Modular buildings can be leased, purchased or financed.
Leasing temporary modular buildings can reduce budget costs.
Well-maintained temporary modular buildings can last 20-30 years.
Episode 3: Cost Drivers in Modular Building Systems
Key points:
Modular construction use is growing in education, commercial, and healthcare.
A building's use is a variable cost driver.
Site condition is the most significant cost consideration in modular construction projects.
Episode 2: Modular Classroom Buildings Customized for the Varying Needs and Size Requirements of Schools
Key points:
Different programs and needs drive classroom size decisions.
Smaller classrooms can be built and set up quickly.
Modular design works well off the shelf or when customized to meet aesthetic requirements.
Episode 1: Modular Construction For Temporary Building Needs
Key points:
Modular construction has multi-industry appeal.
There are many efficiencies modular construction brings to a building project.
The modular methodology can reduce project time to market.
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