Our Founder will be speaking at this years World of Modular and sharing some valuable lessons learned. Modular has a great opportunity to help us cost effectively build energy efficient housing and it's by working together and sharing lessons learned that we're able to move the industry forward. iUnit has always been proud to play that role of pioneer and showcase what is possible with these new technologies. Our goal is for each iUnit Community to be better than the last and continue to integrate technology that can help us achieve a sustainable microgrid ready community. It's an honor for us to be working on this very important mission and to hopefully be an example to the rest of the industry of what is possible.
Read MoreThe Colorado University real estate program puts together every year a Real Estate Forum to discuss the state of the market in CO and feature new and upcoming trends and technologies. It was an honor for us to be invited this year and share our mission and experience with the CU Community.
Read MoreExcited to share some of our early test results from our work with NREL. Nice to see the confirmation of how much more energy efficient our communities are compared to traditional construction. Thanks NREL for the continued support!
Read MoreEnjoyed sharing our vision with ULI and Panasonic at their Pena Campus. We discussed our smart building approach and how we believe that plays a key role in new smart cities initiatives. Great conversation with the panel and audience!
Read MoreWe're excited to announce our design kickoff for Champa Flats and honored to work with a great team from OZ Architecture. Stay tuned as Champa Flats will be Denver's first microgrid ready sustainable attainable community!
Read MoreAnother great Startup Week for Denver and a pleasure to be part of it! iUnit Founder, Brice Leconte, was on a panel discussing the challenges of growing a technology company and how a partnership with NREL can help facilitate those challenges with strong research support.
Read MoreiUnit Founder, Brice Leconte, was invited to speak at NMHC Council Meeting to discuss apartment buildings of the future and how factories will play a key role in building energy efficient communities.
Read More"High water system costs a drain on housing affordability along northern Front Range" http://www.denverpost.com/2017
Read MoreiUnit and NREL in partnership with CCIA and E2 hosted an evening to tour the iUnit prototype and discuss the collaborative work taking place to design the apartment buildings of the future. iUnit is excited to be a member of CCIA and E2, two great organizations who have supported us along the way.
Read MoreiUnit Brings 380-Square-Foot Modular Apartment to the ESIF to Evaluate Advanced, Multifamily Construction. Roughly 38 million people in the United States live in buildings that contain five or more units, totaling almost 18.5 million households. Increasing energy efficiency in America's multifamily apartment buildings, however, faces a number of challenges. Such challenges are largely due to immediate bottom-line approaches for multifamily construction, limitations to large photovoltaic (PV) systems, and a lack of access to data for residents, appraisers, and investors. Recognizing this, Denver developer iUnit is working with NREL researchers at the Energy Systems Integration Facility (ESIF) to employ the lab's apartment-in-the-loop research capabilities and energy modeling tools for enhanced energy efficiency while creating a modular apartment technology development platform for construction. The team aims to understand how a reduction in apartment-scale energy loads combined with energy storage can be scaled up to whole-building energy management. Researchers are also investigating energy storage opportunities that
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