London’s micro-modular shelter project taking shape as first units arrive
Ontario Construction News
AI Article Summary
The Micro-Modular Shelter project in London is progressing as the first set of modular cabins has been delivered. The installation aims to provide accommodations for people experiencing homelessness by mid-January, depending on site conditions. An initial shipment of twenty micro-shelters arrived just before Christmas, with forty more expected soon.
What This Means for Canadian Contractors
This project shows how modular construction can quickly address homelessness, emphasizing the potential benefits of prefab solutions. For Canadian builders, this means integrating prefab solutions can offer faster timelines and adaptability in urban settings, yet they must also navigate challenges with local permits and site readiness.
