prefabrication

Join us as we navigate recent industry changes, including economic shifts, labor shortages, and procurement challenges. Learn how modularization, prefabrication, and technology advancements are reshaping healthcare facility design and construction. Gain insights from our in-house experts, Gary Brett and Heather Furhman, as they share experiences and strategies to enhance collaboration, streamline processes, and reduce costs in healthcare construction.

The future of building innovation is here with Greg Goss uncovering a construction innovation that combines the efficiency of design customization and building process, plus the added benefit of a much more durable housing structure through technology. Tune in and hear the episode’s creative insights!

Key takeaways to listen for


Technology and how it aids in the efficiency innovations of constructing
Why the younger generations must maintain practicing trade labor 
Industrialized construction model: What it is and how it works?
Reasons for selecting prefabricated steel over wood frames 
How younger generations bring transformation and innovation to the construction industry

Resource mentioned in this episode


Your Most Important Number by Lee Benson: https://amzn.to/3LS3X89 

About Greg Goss


Greg joined Ameris as a partner in 2008, bringing 28 years of construction experience. Experienced in all facets of the construction process, he has a keen ability to mitigate challenges and create solutions amid an ever-changing industry. A true entrepreneur, Greg has owned and operated multiple businesses within the construction world and has a proven track record of being able to lead a team to achieve any desired outcome.

Connect with Greg


Website: Ameris Construction  https://www.amerisconstruction.com
Website:  Arize Prefab: https://www.arizeprefab.com/     


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Tim & John set sail for Ireland as they talk to Seán Kearney, managing director for the International Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (IWSH) Foundation. While at the ISH Show in Germany, Tim and John covered the Plumbing Champions event where 12 plumbers/apprentices from eight different countries came together to prefab bathroom fixtures (toilets, urinals, sinks) on the show floor and then moved them to a local Frankfurt sports facility. 

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In this special 'In Short' edition of Built Environment Matters, Head of Global Systems, Jaimie Johnston MBE gives us a sub-ten-minute lowdown on the benefits of 'Reference Design.' 

By creating a centralised and highly optimised core design, we are able to streamline the process of designing and building structures for our clients. Through thoughtful localisation and adaptation, we can customise our designs to specific sites and conditions, ensuring that they meet the unique needs of each project. 

This approach is particularly appealing to our major repeat clients, who have a national or global presence and require efficient, repeatable solutions. 

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Amy Marks joins Jaimie Johnston MBE to talk about Advancing Prefab, which is taking place in Phoenix from 14th-17th March. Now in its seventh year, it's fast becoming the world's biggest conference on industrialized construction. Listen in to learn more about why everyone in this space, particularly architects and designers, should attend.

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Jim Gabriel, president of MODLOGIQ shed light on why prefabrication is trending across the construction industry. 

Owners, general contractors, designers, and architects are turning to modular construction for several reasons. One of the biggest reasons is that the world is changing. Gabriel speaks openly about the pandemic and how modular construction has helped contractors and projects continue to move ahead even when job sites are shut down. This is due in part, to 80% of modular construction being constructed off-site. When MODLOGIQ finishes a project, it’s set and ready to be shipped and installed without the headache of on-site construction. 

We also will put to rest some of the myths about modular construction and prefabrication. The perception is that modular construction is cheaper. Gabriel comments, “it’s not cheaper, it provides more cost certainty for their clients and helps reduce cost escalation.” 

You’ll also hear more about the unique ways modular construction is being used. Gabriel talks about “pushing the envelope” in their industry. Prefabrication and modularization are pushing to do more than just affordable housing or single-family homes. MODLOGIQ is trying to bring their business up to standards that designers and owners expect from traditional builds. 

We know our listeners always want to hear the take on safety as it relates to our topics. We asked Gabriel how prefabrication translates to a safer job site. He shares his thoughts, insights, and more in this next episode of the Building PA Podcast. 

Editor Will Lowry speaks to Scott Bibby, managing director at CoreHaus, about developments within the modular housing market and the relationship between prefabrication technology and the fastener and fixing sector.