Cities facing housing shortages should encourage more modular construction to increase options for prospective homebuyers and renters, a UBC researcher says. Following the first comprehensive review of conventional and modular construction research of its kind, Kasun Hewage, an associate professor of engineering at UBC’s Okanagan campus, says cities like Vancouver and Kelowna, BC should consider […]
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