About This Episode
In this episode, we dive into the misconception surrounding standardization in construction. We explore why the common belief that construction should be more standardized overlooks the fundamental principle of demand shaping, drawing parallels with energy markets and the automotive industry to illustrate the concept.
In This Episode
Construction is already standardized at the smallest demand unit level
The importance of demand shaping in standardization across industries
Why modular and prefab construction face challenges in scaling
Lessons from energy markets and the automotive industry on standardization
Examples of demand-shaped construction in state-regulated environments
Timestamps
(00:00) - Introduction to the topic of standardization in construction
(00:49) - Current state of modular construction and common arguments
(02:23) - Explanation of the merit order concept in energy markets
(04:47) - Standardization in the automotive industry
(07:05) - Application of standardization principles in construction
(08:22) - Examples of demand-shaped construction in various countries
(09:33) - Conclusion and key takeaways
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