As modular construction continues to gain momentum, it is reshaping how buildings are designed, manufactured and delivered. By enabling components to be produced offsite and assembled efficiently on location, modular approaches offer the potential to accelerate project timelines, improve quality control and enhance flexibility in design. This panel brings together perspectives from across development, construction, manufacturing and policy to explore how modular construction is being applied in practice. It will consider both the opportunities and the challenges associated with wider adoption, including supply chain coordination, cost dynamics, regulatory considerations and perceptions of quality, highlighting how modular methods can support the evolving needs of the built environment.