Join us online for a series of insightful webinars focusing on innovative trends and technologies in the construction industry. Our expert speakers will cover a wide range of topics including cutting-edge technologies; including AI, sustainability, and best practices shaping the future of construction. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve and network with professionals in the field.
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Calling all adventurers and seekers of the extraordinary! Prepare to embark on an awe-inspiring expedition that will transport you to the very frontiers of innovation and discovery. We indulge in a conversation with Jose Daniel Cuellar Lobo, a past student researcher at the OCRC and a research and data analyst at the City of Edmonton, to talk about his journey in off-site construction.
Off-site construction, often synonymous with terms like modular or prefabricated construction, involves manufacturing and assembling building components away from the actual construction site. This method offers numerous advantages, including reduced build times, enhanced quality control and cost savings.
If you're in the construction industry, you might be curious about the buzz around off-site construction. Off-site construction, which may otherwise be called modular or prefabricated construction, has been growing in popularity over the years. But what makes it stand out from traditional construction methods?
You've likely heard the buzz about off-site construction and its many benefits - speed, quality, cost-efficiency, safety and environmental impact. But what kinds of projects are actually best suited for this innovative approach?
If you're in the construction industry or considering a new building project, you've probably heard the term "off-site construction" tossed around. But what exactly is it, and how does it work?
"Off-site construction to speed deployment, improve reliability, and decrease costs is the future of the energy industry. UNB's continuous innovation and leadership in this field will help to accelerate the clean energy transition."
Ramya Swaminathan, CEO, Malta Inc.
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