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Componentized Metal Buildings Add New Dimension to Prefab Construction
Metal components add flexibility and strength to projects, speeding up the build process without sacrificing quality or increasing costs. Here are several reasons to consider integrating prefabricated metal components into builds.
By Matthew Comber
April 3, 2021
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by Matthew Comber
Matthew Comber, SE, PE, leads the Architecture and Engineering Group for Project Frog, bringing a keen sense for practical design and engineering of holistic systems and processes that he injects into developing all of Project Frog’s building product lines and project deployment. He integrates buildings’ engineering and design with manufacturing and build processes, resulting in highly efficient building products leveraging the company’s Industrialized Construction approach at scale.
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