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DfMA: Why Manufacturing Is the Key to Viability — Blog 5: New Horizons for DfMA

DfMA: Why Manufacturing Is the Key to Viability — Blog 5: New Horizons for DfMA

In this final blog in my series about DfMA, I look toward the future and discuss three new technologies that will both impact the construction industry and evolve alongside it in the years and decades to come: next-generation building information modeling (BIM), artificial intelligence (AI) and production automation.

DfMA: Why Manufacturing Is the Key to Viability – Blog 1: Introduction to DfMA and Its Core Principles

DfMA: Why Manufacturing Is the Key to Viability – Blog 1: Introduction to DfMA and Its Core Principles

What would you say is the difference between manufacturing and construction? There are many ways to approach this question, but the simplest distinction is where the labor is performed. Manufacturing labor is performed in a factory, while construction labor is typically performed outdoors, in the elements. There are benefits, drawbacks, and limitations to each, and they are both essential for every construction project.

3 Surprising Benefits of BIM

3 Surprising Benefits of BIM

When it comes to Building Information Modeling (BIM), the core benefits speak for themselves. But what about the benefits that aren’t as well-known?

Breaking Down the BIM Process

Breaking Down the BIM Process

From delivering projects faster to reducing costs and improving quality, the future of BIM looks very bright as it continues to bring innovation to construction projects worldwide. But how does BIM work exactly? And how does it benefit the different stages of the construction process?

The Future is Modular: A Look Forward

The Future is Modular: A Look Forward

For modular construction, a building method where many of the structure’s parts are prefabricated in a factory setting before being assembled on-site, 2020 and the first part of 2021 proved to be periods of tremendous growth. Why?

The Affordable Housing Crisis — and How Modular Can Help

The Affordable Housing Crisis — and How Modular Can Help

As of late last year, roughly 900 million people were living in informal settlements worldwide, and the UN estimates that by 2030, 3 billion people will need affordable housing in major cities. So, how can cities address the need to build safe, affordable housing in a way that’s still mindful of the environment? The answer may come down to construction methods.

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