By Arty Sarkisian, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunatsiaq News Arviat\u2019s modular homes factory is substantially completed and expected to start manufacturing houses in April. \u201cWe\u2019re really excited. This year on the sealift, we\u2019re already bringing the raw material up to Arviat to start the production,\u201d said Guillaume Guida, Sakku Investments Corp. vice-president of business development. Modular construction is a process where components for houses are built off-site in a factory, shipped out to where the home will be located and assembled there. The roughly 64,000-square-foot factory \u2013 nearly the area of four hockey rinks \u2013 with a 21,500-square-foot warehouse, situated in Nunavut\u2019s third-largest community of roughly 2,900 residents, is expected to produce about 40 homes a year. The project is led by Sakku Investments Corp., the business arm of the… <\/p>\n
By Arty Sarkisian, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunatsiaq News Arviat\u2019s modular homes factory is substantially completed and expected to start manufacturing houses in April. \u201cWe\u2019re really excited. This year on the sealift, we\u2019re already bringing the raw material up to Arviat to start the production,\u201d said Guillaume Guida, Sakku Investments Corp. vice-president of business development. Modular construction is a process where components for houses are built off-site in a factory, shipped out to where the home will be located and assembled there. The roughly 64,000-square-foot factory \u2013 nearly the area of four hockey rinks \u2013 with a 21,500-square-foot warehouse, situated in Nunavut\u2019s third-largest community of roughly 2,900 residents, is expected to produce about 40 homes a year. The project is led by Sakku Investments Corp., the business arm of the... <\/p>\n