As housing shortages continue across the Bay Area, single family residential areas are increasingly welcoming multifamily developments. This development leverages modular construction to minimize noise and site disruption in a family neighborhood while creating housing for nine families on a small footprint.

Modular construction offers significant advantages in speed, cost, and labor that can help solve the affordable housing crisis facing the US today. The Chamonix complex in Vail is one example of how we’re putting modular to use addressing housing shortages.

Affordable luxury business hotel chain Citizen M is changing the hospitality industry by reducing wasted room space and focusing on fashionable common spaces, downtown locations, and a hip design aesthetic. Even better, they’re getting up and running faster with modular construction.

In the Lake Tahoe area, wealthy visitors have created economic growth, driving up housing prices and creating significant workforce demands. The town of Truckee, like many resort towns, is turning to modular construction to building affordable housing quickly and efficiently.

The demand for modular construction for West Coast housing, and modular manufacturing capacity, has never been higher. Prefab Logic is working with companies like Factory_OS to meet it, and solve the multifamily housing crisis for the entire region.

Soon, tech visionaries visiting Fremont, California, will be able to stay at a modular hotel at the leading edge of construction: the Hilton Garden Inn.

The Oakland International Seniors affordable housing project is an example of how Prefab Logic is solving the affordable housing crisis by helping developers reduce costs and increase labor efficiency with modular construction.