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Construction Physics Table of Contents
An overview of most Construction Physics posts, organized by topic.
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Is There a Housing Shortage or Not?
The housing shortage in the US is a perennially popular topic of conversation for the urbanist crowd (which online includes basically everyone.) The…
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May 11
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Interview with Alice Leung, VP at Brick and Mortar Ventures
This week on Construction Physics I interviewed Alice Leung. Alice is vice president of platform and product strategy at Brick and Mortar Ventures, a…
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May 3
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The Prefab Pivot
One of the main themes of this newsletter is that the construction process is significantly constrained by geography. For work done on-site, workers and…
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Apr 22
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The Evolution of Indoor Climate - Part II
Last week in this series we covered the evolution of heating and cooling technology in the US. This week we’ll wrap up by looking at ventilation, and…
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Apr 14
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The Evolution of Indoor Climate - Part I
Buildings sometimes seem as if they’ve been left behind by technological progress. Many, perhaps most, of the systems most buildings are built from…
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Apr 8
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The Science of Production
Book review of the Western Electric Statistical Quality Control Handbook
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Mar 31
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A Brief History of Construction Startups
Note: This post is an excerpt from a larger report being created by Kabri Construction Research. Thanks to ADL Ventures for contributing some of their…
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Mar 24
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