DESIGN FOR MODULAR CONSTRUCTION
DESIGN FOR MODULAR CONSTRUCTION: AN INTRODUCTION FOR ARCHITECTS> INTRODUCTION > 4 An increasing number of building projects across several markets are using modular construction, the process by which components of a building are prefabricated off-site in a controlled setting and then shipped to the project site and assembled.
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