Modular construction as potential solution to ongoing housing shortage?
In the latest episode of Key in Hand, architect Miguel Ribeiro de Sousa discusses the innovative approach of modular construction. Miguel, the founder of Modular System based in Lisbon, shares insights about this new building method.
Modular System, a company at the forefront of this discussion, is involved in the exploration of modular construction. Another proposal in the conversation is a focus on industrialization.
Joining Miguel in the discussion is sound designer João Martins. His role in the conversation revolves around the sound design aspect of modular construction. It's an intriguing exploration of how the unique properties of modular construction can be harnessed to create not just structurally sound buildings, but also aesthetically pleasing and sonically unique ones.
If you're interested in learning more about this fascinating conversation, you can listen to the episode of Key in Hand here. The podcast continues to be a valuable resource for those wanting to stay informed about the latest developments in the world of architecture and construction.
It's worth noting that while Miguel Ribeiro de Sousa is the founder of Modular System, João Martins is not. Each brings their unique expertise to the table, making for a dynamic and informative discussion.
While the episode delves deep into the world of modular construction, it does not discuss the role of the government, the PS, or industrialization beyond the proposals being considered.
Regardless, the conversation serves as a testament to the growing interest and potential of modular construction as a solution to various challenges in the field of architecture and construction. Stay tuned for more insights and discussions on Key in Hand.
