The iBUILT name is a visible symbol of our evolution from a modular manufacturer to an integrated technology company focused on identifying innovative ways to address the issues facing the construction industry. Going forward, iBUILT will be putting our technology, offsite manufacturing expertise, and proprietary design-build approach to work to deliver better construction experiences that give our clients greater control over their projects and remove friction and inefficiency from the development process.
SyncPark is now a part of the iBUILT Group and has begun to commercialize its patented, energy-efficient and cost-effective automated parking system. Going forward, the company will be known as iBUILT Parking. iBUILT is an integrated technology company focused on identifying innovative ways to address the issues facing the construction industry. The company is putting its technology, offsite manufacturing expertise, and proprietary design-build approach to work to deliver better construction experiences that give its clients greater control over their projects and remove friction and inefficiency from the development process.
There are multiple reasons why the benefits of offsite modular construction are particularly relevant for today’s healthcare construction projects. This white paper describes how offsite modular can enable rapidly deployable, high-quality construction for healthcare, and discusses cases in which offsite modular techniques have been successfully used in the past.
iBUILT is focused on improving the built environment by using technology to address the inefficiencies, declining productivity and detrimental environmental impacts that have plagued the construction industry for far too long. Using state-of-the-art BIM technology and offsite manufacturing techniques, we deliver time and cost savings, improved quality, reduced waste and the controlled environments conducive to meeting today’s elevated concerns for jobsite health and safety.
In this report, the Modular Building Institute (MBI) analyzes the market share of North America’s permanent modular construction industry. It finds that modular construction’s market share has steadily expanded as permanent modular has made inroads.
Dodge returns to and expands on its 2011 Prefabrication and Modular Construction report to assess the use and benefits of these innovative processes and what they could mean for the future of the industry.
Consulting firm McKinsey & Company shares insights into how the construction industry is responding to technological advancements as well as the COVID-19 pandemic to forge new ways forward.
