Hi everyone,

I’m trying to understand the key differences between modular construction and traditional construction methods. I know modular involves prefabricated sections assembled on-site, but how does this change standard best practices in terms of design, materials, timelines, and quality control?

Specifically, what is modular construction? Are there specific codes, inspection routines, or structural considerations that differ from conventional building methods? I’m also curious about cost implications and sustainability factors. For those who have experience in modular projects, how do planning and execution strategies adapt compared to standard construction?

Any insights or lessons learned would be really helpful.