THE INDUSTRIALIZED CONSTRUCTION SUMMIT
Industrialized Construction is the solution to rebuilding america
Industrialized construction is a faster, more affordable, and more reliable way to build. But disconnected projects and isolated innovations cannot deliver that transformation. It requires a coordinated system that coordinates demand, design, manufacturing, supply chains, construction, technology, capital, and policy.
IC Summit brings together the practitioners building that system. Working across disciplines, we tackle the barriers holding industrialized construction back—and unlock a better way for America to build.
Building the Conditions for Industrialized Construction to Scale
Industrialized construction scales when the people, processes, and products across the industry begin working as a system. The IC Summit creates those conditions.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
FOR THE PEOPLE BUILDING THE INDUSTRIALIZED CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY.
IC Summit is built for practitioners with a direct role in how projects are planned, financed, designed, procured, manufactured, delivered, and scaled.
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Creating demand, defining requirements, and bringing repeatable delivery models into real projects.
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Building the production capacity, products, components, and supply chains required for scale.
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Developing the digital infrastructure, automation, tools, and standards that connect the system.
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Bringing evidence, technical expertise, and new models into the questions practitioners are working to solve.
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Integrating design, engineering, construction, and manufacturing into more disciplined delivery systems.
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Using procurement, policy, programs, and large-scale demand to accelerate adoption.
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Financing projects, companies, factories, and infrastructure that allow the industry to grow.
If you are responsible for turning industrialized construction from an opportunity into a repeatable way of building, IC Summit is where your peers are doing the work.
The IC Summit is for all typologies
Industrialized Construction works across housing, military facilities, hotels, healthcare, education, data centers, and other repeatable projects draw on many of the same underlying capabilities. Bringing those markets together creates a larger opportunity for the entire community.
More predictable demand gives manufacturers and their partners greater confidence to invest in products, facilities, workforce, suppliers, and technology. More projects create opportunities to learn, improve, and repeat. And stronger shared capabilities make industrialized construction more accessible to the next owner, developer, and market.
That is the opportunity IC Summit is built around: connecting demand, capacity, and expertise across sectors to help industrialized construction scale.
The Industrialized Housing Summit began this community around one of the country's most urgent building challenges. As IC Summit, we're expanding the conversation to follow the people, projects, and markets building the broader industrialized construction ecosystem.
Advancing the Industry
The Summit is designed to produce more than a two-day conversation. We’re advancing the industry by preserving our learnings instead of starting over.
We publish the sessions, ideas, disagreements, and emerging solutions openly so practitioners across the industry can learn from them, challenge them, share them, and carry the work forward.
We curate the questions that matter. IHS26 captures where some of the industry’s leading practitioners landed on the questions shaping industrialized construction today. By opening that work to the broader community, we can bring more informed voices into the conversation and continue improving the thinking throughout the year.
Explore the proceedings. Share the ideas. Advance the work.
The IC Summit community works year round
Follow emerging industry questions, respond to new ideas, and receive direct notifications on our programming, white papers, and upcoming events
Our community turns shared industry challenges into evidence, practical recommendations, and better ways to build.
Substack Discussions.
Keep the conversations Moving.
Industry Surveys.
Inform decision makers on what you need.
Inform institutions on where they can target technical assistance, capital, and policy to unlock progress.
Engage Year Round
Attend the Summit. Join a working group. Contribute a case, data point, or question. Partner with the people moving projects forward.