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109: ‘Parametrically Achievable’, with Roger Krulak

A conversation with Roger Krulak.

Roger Krulak of FullStack Modular joins the podcast to talk about:

FullStack Modular's design to manufacturing approach
how they achieve their deliverables using parametric design tools
the typical inefficiency of development that drives innovation at FullStack Modular
the degree to which the building industry is, in Roger’s words, a “big monster”
Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA)
the goal of getting the entire team all on the same side of the table
industrialized construction
and other topics

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