Modular housing is traditionally built far from the communities that need it. Most factories are located hundreds of miles away, sending oversized loads across state lines and local construction jobs elsewhere. Neighborhoods receive the homes but miss out on the opportunities.
Module – which designs, manufactures, and builds sustainable housing – aims to change that gap. It’s Last Mile Network innovation seeks to lower the barriers that communities face when trying to build new housing. It’s a housing solution designed for efficiency and local impact.
Part of our hypothesis was that if we get more people in the construction trades, we can increase the supply of housing, which should ultimately reduce the cost of housing. Brian GaUdio, Module Co-founder and CEO |
Impact to Date
- Approved manufacturer in the state of Pennsylvania
- 22,000-square-foot Last Mile Facility in Pittsburgh
- 18 full-time factory team members, including six Trade Institute of Pittsburgh alumni
- 14 homes delivered across seven projects, with the first 9-unit multifamily development currently in production
- Mission Driven Developer Program launched across eight states
What's Next
- Construction of largest project to date – Hazelwood Green, a 30-unit multifamily missing middle workforce housing development – expected to begin in 2026
- Adding design and construction partners across Ohio, Maryland, and Virginia to expand the Last Mile Network
- Collaborating with organizations exploring the potential for new micro-factories in their own communities
- Creating opportunities on their team in Pittsburgh for passionate self-starters who believe in their mission to transform residential construction and deliver attainable housing through the power of off-site construction
