Blueprint Robotics

It was our pleasure hosting Councilwoman Phylicia Porter and her team at our Baltimore facility!

When Black Girls Vote, We make monumental change. Excited to join Nyki and BGV team in a few weeks!

But today’s adventure brought me, Councilman John Bullock, Randi Williams, Tia Richards, and Ashley Osineme on a tour of the Blue Print Robotics facility building modular and tiny homes! Did you know that modular homes are a game-changer when it comes to providing affordable housing solutions? 🌟

🏠 Faster Construction: Modular homes are built in a fraction of the time it takes for traditional homes, making them a quick and cost-effective option.

🌳 Sustainability: Many modular homes are eco-friendly, reducing the environmental impact and promoting a greener future.

💰 Cost-Effective: Modular homes are often more affordable, making homeownership a reality for many who might not have considered it otherwise.

🏗️ Job Creation: The production and assembly of modular homes create jobs in local communities, contributing to economic growth.
Let's support and promote the importance of modular homes in addressing the affordable housing crisis! 🤝🏡💙

Blueprint Celebrates National Military Appreciation Month!

Blueprint is honored to have employees who served, are active duty or members of the reserves and national guard.

We want to thank those who have and continue to answer the call of duty.

Employee Spotlight with Joshua Pinkert, Director MEP!

As Director of MEP for Blueprint, Josh leads our Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DMFA) team to fully coordinate our customers’ MEP systems. With 13 years of experience in the offsite construction industry, he is a trailblazer in developing creative innovations to improve factory installation of MEP systems, saving time and money for our customers. Josh's expertise in MEP systems ensures that our projects are completed with the utmost precision and efficiency.

Baltimore wood-frame producer Blueprint has major CT growth plans with new Windsor facility A Baltimore-based company that produces wood-frame construction products is planning to build a 450,000-square-foot production facility in Windsor, which it says will help ameliorate the multifamily housing shortage in Connecticut and beyond. Construction on the facility — said to be the largest N...