A New Way to Build: Faster, Cheaper, and More

The housing crisis is a global challenge. Rising costs, material shortages, and a lack of skilled labor have made it harder than ever to build homes that are both affordable and safe. At the same time, we're facing an increase in climate related disasters like wildfires and extreme weather events, which expose the fragility of conventional construction.

We need a new approach, a movement dedicated to building better, more resilient communities. The good news is, the technology to do so already exists. We can build homes that are not only faster and cheaper to construct but are also incredibly durable and efficient.

A Higher Standard for Housing

The time has come to set a new standard for residential construction. The homes we build must be able to withstand the challenges of the modern world. This new standard demands a construction technology that is:

• Resilient: Capable of meeting modern building codes, including those for fire, earthquake, and wind resistance.

• Efficient: Built faster and cheaper than traditional "stick-built" homes, reducing both construction time and cost.

• Sustainable: Highly insulated to lower lifetime energy costs and reduce the environmental footprint of homeownership.

• Accessible: Designed to be built without heavy equipment, simplifying the construction process in any environment.

• Ready to Live In: Pre-finished and turnkey, with attractive curb appeal and a comfortable, safe living environment.

We can no longer afford to compromise on these qualities. Building a home that is fire-resistant, mold-proof, and can withstand high winds isn't a luxury; it's a necessity.

The Future Is Here

We at Worldwide Structures are already showing what's possible with technologies like our Applied Advanced Construction Technology (AACT) system. This system directly addresses the shortcomings of traditional building methods by using materials and techniques that outperform conventional wood structures by a factor of four in key performance categories.

An AACT system home can be erected in a fraction of the time – as little as 14 workdays for a 1,400-square-foot house, and results in a home that significantly lowers the lifetime cost of ownership. The highly insulated walls and roof create a "passive" living environment, dramatically cutting down on heating and cooling costs. The homes are not just fire-resistant but also feature wind-resistant metal roofs that can withstand winds up to 130 miles per hour.

This isn't about replacing traditional building; it's about embracing innovation. It's about launching a movement to prioritize performance, safety, and affordability in every community. Join us in demanding and building a future where every home is a safe, resilient, and affordable place to live. The technology exists to build better, faster, and cheaper homes. Now it’s up to us to make it happen.