What Is it All About Prefabrication and Modular Construction?

In the early 1900s, home construction was mainly based on home-building kits. Supplies arrived on site ready to assemble. It was the start of modular construction.

The global modular construction market was worth $84.48 billion as of 2023. And it is expected to grow to $131.58 billion by 2030.

What are the differences between modular construction and prefabrication?

Modular means that 60-90% of the structure is built offsite, transported to the site, and assembled on-site.

Prefabrication involves building and assembling specific kits offsite and attaching them to the building later.

These two construction methods would address the following issues associated with construction:

  • eliminating waste
  • reducing transportation
  • diminishing carbon emissions
  • streamlining processes, which can speed up the construction cycle
  • improving efficiency thanks to fewer errors
  • avoiding budget overruns.

Prefabrication and modular construction change the way structures are built. In this series, we will address the following questions:

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