Modern homebuilders have taken the art of prefabrication to new heights where they can construct entire rooms complete with insulation, plumbing, and electric wiring all within a factory. These rooms, called “modules,” are then transported from the factory to the building site and stacked to form a home in mere days. In the Hamptons, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and a number of other major cities, it’s now possible to build a beautiful modern home modularly for dramatically less than the cost of building with local contractors. In the second episode of a series on the future of homebuilding, Andrew interviews game-changing modular builders who believe that the future of their industry is factory-built, including Bill Haney of Blu Homes, Ed Mahoney of Cocoon9, Jared Levy of Connect Homes, Joseph Tanney of Resolution: 4 Architecture, Aaron Holm of Blokable, and Pat Fricchione of Simplex Homes.