Book Description: Design in Modular Construction: A Paradigm Shift in Building Technology Mark Lawson, Ray Ogden, Chris Goodier CRC Press 2014 Format: Hardcover/Paperback/E-book Genre: Architecture, Engineering, Technology Synopsis: In this groundbreaking book, [Your Name] explores the evolution of technology in modular construction and its impact on the built environment. As the industry continues to shift towards more efficient and sustainable methods of building, designers must adapt to the changing landscape and embrace the potential of modular construction. With a focus on the need for personal paradigms in perceiving technological advancements, the author delves into the process of developing modern knowledge and its significance in shaping the future of humanity. The book begins with an introduction to modular construction, highlighting its advantages and limitations, before diving into the history of the technology and its development over time. The author examines the current state of the industry and the challenges faced by designers, builders, and clients alike. Through case studies and real-world examples, the reader is taken on a journey through the various applications of modular construction, from residential buildings to commercial spaces and even healthcare facilities. Chapter 1: The Evolution of Modular Construction The first chapter provides a comprehensive overview of the history of modular construction, tracing its origins back to the early 20th century.

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