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Today, more than half the world's population lives in cities, reaching 70% by the middle of the century. As city develops into humanity's predominant living and working environment, improving urban areas and achieving resilience has become a priority.

Pressing challenges triggered by the climate emergency, public health crises and political disparity are affecting everyone no matter where they are in the world.

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In the new norm today, the traditional linear take-make-dispose construction model is no longer relevant. The industry is preparing for a new model of how global buildings are planned, designed, built, renovated, operated, maintained, dismantled and disposed of. The new model integrates the circular economy, namely waste and pollution, keeping products and materials in use and regenerating natural systems. It can then extract greater value and efficiency and transform the industry’s multiscale, fragmented ecosystems.

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Today’s trade-based construction and assembly processes, even when performed off site, present massive execution risks. Financial sinkholes lurk wherever a trade may intersect with another trade.

Productization is a radically different approach that unlocks new levels of value and scalability for developers. At the core of this strategy are integration-ready construction modules, which incorporate multi-trade assemblies, standardized interfaces and generative variants. These modules organize into product lines that align with the business objectives of owners and general contractors (GCs).

How integration-ready modules will transform the roles of general contractors, specialty contractors and the entire construction value chain.

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Construction projects today are bigger and more complex than they have ever been. With each project requiring such large capital, construction companies face tremendous pressure to keep operation costs within budget and minimize disruptions so projects can be completed on time.

However, cost and time overruns are extremely common in the construction industry, making it difficult for any construction company to achieve their business goals. The need for worksite safety as well as sustainability compliance also adds to the complexity of planning new construction projects.

To overcome the industry challenges that hinder efficient operations and profitability in every project, construction companies must consider six key questions.

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