Modular construction is a process involving the construction of a building off-site, under well-regulated factory settings, and through the deployment of the same materials and the designing codes and standards that are used to build facilities in the conventional way. Interestingly, the buildings that are built in “modules” demand a lesser construction time commitment compared to what it normally takes to construct buildings in the traditional way and are normally stronger than conventional buildings as each module is engineered to withstand the effects of transportation and assembly.
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