Behind every successful construction project lies a team of people working to complete a project deadline. However, with automation and building manufacturing on the rise, many question how these methods of construction will change the way buildings are designed and built in the future. Will these new methods become commonplace? 

A recent article in Multi Family Executive talks about modular development and the advantages of modular construction. Using the multifamily development group Beverly Crossing as an example, writer Joe Bousquin showcases the company's positive experience with this building method with their 126-unit Canvas project in Beverly, Massachusetts.

Is modular construction the key to project turnover, and is it the answer? Curtis Fletcher, president and CEO of Prefab Logic, shares with Bousquin, "Modular isn’t a magic bullet. But it does offset the scope of work on site, and it’s a lot more dependable. That’s a big deal in today’s economy."

Better, faster, stronger? Flexible conditions in off-site locations can result in better construction, quality, and management.