We’re of the opinion that it shouldn’t take a PhD in construction to understand the world of “off-site” (or “prefab”) construction.

Module selects eight housing providers across five states for its Mission-Driven Developer Program. The selected housing providers are pursuing innovative approaches to increasing housing supply and are dedicated to creating new affordable, mixed-income, and workforce housing in historically disinvested communities.

Our goal with this event is to streamline the integration of modular construction into new projects, specifically focusing on affordable, mixed-income, and workforce housing. We aim to simplify the process for developers by demonstrating the tangible benefits and scalability of modular construction, reducing perceived risks typically associated with this building method.

Module has partnered with affordable housing developers and local communities to launch the “Last Mile Network,” bringing the power of prefab construction into an urban context with a hub-and-spoke manufacturing model.

Everyone deserves to live in a space they are proud to call home. Module is on a journey to bring attainable, human-centered housing to the world.

Nonprofit developers are uniquely positioned to drive the shift toward more sustainable affordable housing. By embracing sustainable building practices, these organizations can provide housing solutions that are not only affordable but also environmentally responsible, healthy, and resilient.

Nonprofit housing developers, and even some for-profit developers are increasingly turning to off-site construction to create affordable housing that meets the needs of their communities.

This article explores how off-site construction can help nonprofit residential housing developers create affordable housing options that are also constructed faster and more sustainably.