News & Resources

Insulated Metal Panels (IMPs) are replacing traditional precast concrete in data center construction by combining structure, insulation, and weather protection into a single prefabricated system that enables faster installation, earlier dry‑in, and superior thermal performance. DBC’s panelized IMP solutions improve productivity, reduce labor and material waste, lower construction costs, enhance jobsite safety, and deliver more energy‑efficient, lower‑carbon buildings. Overall, DBC’s use of IMPs sets a new standard for speed, reliability, and sustainability in modern data center construction.

Zulema Gutierrez, one of our amazing team members at Digital Building Components, shared what this month means to her. Hispanic Heritage Month is about showing up, speaking up, and celebrating the roots that shape us.

Our internship program offers students a hands-on introduction to the future of construction through digital fabrication. Interns from diverse academic backgrounds  join DBC to explore lean manufacturing, prefab, and data-driven building solutions.

The Cold-Formed Steel Engineers Institute (CFSEI) has honored Digital Building Components with a third-place award in the 2024 Creative Detail competition for the Meridian Medical Office Building in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

DBC's Mayo Clinic West Expansion project earned an Award of Merit in the Prefabrication/Panelization category at the 2023 EIFS Industry Members Association (EIMA) Architectural Awards in Dallas, TX.

Digital Building Components recently received Liberty Mutual’s Gold Safety Award for achieving a “DART Rate 100% Better Than the Industry Average”.

Digital Building Components was recently mentioned in an Engineering News-Record article, “Contractors Make a Bet on Prefab and Modular”, which explores the promise, value, and challenges of building off-site.

DBC's Mayo Clinic West Tower project received second place in the Municipal/Services category of the 2023 Cold-Formed Steel Engineers Institute (CFSEI) Design Excellence award.

Digital Building Components recently installed the last exterior panel for VCU Children’s Hospital expansion in Richmond, Virginia.