Modular Building Podcast- Chase K. & Chase R.

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This podcast was made for a school assignment, and after seeing the surprising range of people that formed an audience over the years since my first podcast that I made for school on this platform, I decided to put in a few disclaimers and warnings here and there. I hope any listeners enjoy this, given that I probably overdid it for this assignment. Source: https://www.wemjournal.org/article/S1080-6032(17)30313-7/fulltext

Learn about what modular building is and if it is really a better building method. 

Learn about what modular building is and if it is really a better building method.