Alberta’s Capacity For Prefabricated Homebuilding
A new 60,000-square-foot automated facility in Calgary is expanding Alberta’s capacity for prefabricated homebuilding, adding advanced manufacturing capabilities and supporting the province’s growing demand for faster, more efficient housing construction.
The new factory, operated by Canadian construction technology firm Promise Robotics, will produce building components for residential projects using robotics and advanced automation systems.
The expansion adds to a growing network of industrialized construction operations in the province and is expected to increase the volume of homes that can be built using off-site methods.
The Calgary facility will be capable of producing up to one million square feet of housing per year and is expected to supply builders throughout Alberta.
Author summary: Alberta expands prefabricated homebuilding capacity.
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