Modular construction has been experiencing something of a renaissance over the past decade, powered by new tools and digital workflows that help to bring industrial levels of productivity and efficiency to the construction process. That means faster build times and less waste, greater predictability, and reduced need for skilled workers, for starters. When the current crisis hit, the ability to add healthcare facilities quickly and nimbly became more important than ever. Modular construction offered much-needed benefits and solutions, from makeshift hospitals to temporary intensive care rooms. READ MORE >

This interview is part of a series featuring the members of our diverse AU community, from speakers and conference attendees to forum participants and online commenters. You are AU. READ MORE >

AU 2020 will be a global digital event, and this year’s Call for Proposals reflected that in a big way. More than 2,300 submissions came in from 58 countries in eight different languages—an unbelievable response. Thanks to everyone who submitted—we know how much work goes into every proposal—and also to everyone who cast the more than 56,000 votes during community voting. READ MORE >

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Construction has always been a high-risk activity. Whether you’re building a house, a hospital, or a high rise, the process of turning design ideas into finished structures tends to be complex, expensive, and dangerous. At any given moment, a myriad of things could go wrong. READ MORE >