When you're the world's largest lodging company and you've promised to open a new hotel every 14 hours for the next three years, time is certainly a factor in keeping your projects on track. In order ...

Last May, MiTek, a construction software and building services company that’s part of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate, formed a partnership with Danny Forster & Architecture to ...

In a groundbreaking initiative that will impact up to 50 new hotels in the brand’s portfolio in the coming year, Marriott is making a significant investment in using modular technology to build its ...

Developer Brad Wagstaff plans to start building a 354-room Marriott hotel in Hawthorne next month and finish construction within nine months. That’s about twice as fast as his typical hotel projects, ...

Hotels in the U.S. surpassed five million available rooms for the first time last year. But supply, which is expected to grow by only 1.6% in 2016, at that rate would continue to lag demand, according ...

In-Tenta created a sustainable modular hotel suite that can be shipped and dropped into place using a flatbed truck or shipping container and a crane. The N-240 includes a bedroom with panoramic ...

Rendering of the world’s future tallest modular hotel, AC Hotel New York NoMad (Danny Forster & Architecture) The world’s tallest modular hotel, which will carry the Marriott International brand, is ...

How long does it take to build a high-rise hotel in the middle of Manhattan? Two to three years, maybe? Marriott plans to shrink that schedule to just three months with a new modular construction ...

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The new 246-foot-tall CitizenM New York Bowery Hotel on the Lower East Side has set a new bar for hospitality construction. Despite a relatively quiet grand opening in late September, it’s now the ...

The world’s biggest hotel company is betting that factory-built guest rooms are a key to juicing revenue—and helping guests get a better night’s sleep. Marriott International Inc. is laying plans for ...