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In this episode of Mainstream Modular, host Gabrielle interviews modular consultant Scott Murphy. Scott explains that as a modular consultant, he works with banks, developers, builders, and other parties to ensure that units being built in factories meet the standards and requirements of the project. His role involves monitoring the units throughout the construction process, reviewing architectural drawings, overseeing changes and modifications, and ultimately signing off on the units for shipment or payment. Scott shares that his experience in the industry over the past 10 years has allowed him to develop expertise in catching potential issues early on and eliminating site rework.

Amid the homeless housing crisis in Los Angeles, a glimmer of hope appears in the
form of modular housing projects designed to provide much-needed shelters for the
homeless community. LA is home to over 40,000 homeless individuals, a number that’s
seen a sharp increase of 16% over the past year. Yet, innovative design principles and
strategies are making a tangible impact on this pressing issue, offering a timely and
increasingly successful solution to homelessness.

Learn about the key considerations and tips for efficient modular design in the latest episode of the Mainstream Modular podcast.

MacKenzie Thorn, Director of Multi-Family at Aspen Starwood, talks about her construction project and what to consider when choosing a modular manufacturer.

Matt Mitchell, President at ProSet Modular, shares his journey in the modular construction industry and geographical, price point, and industry trends during his more than three decades of experience in the modular construction industry.

In this episode of Modular Altruism, brought to you by Guerdon, host Gabrielle Bejarano spoke at length with Matthew Mayoya, Senior Project Manager at Suffolk Construction about The 6th Place Project and its actionable industry insights.