Modular vs. Stick-Built: Cost Analysis for Remote Oil Workforce Housing in Alaska  Workforce accommodation is one of the most critical infrastructure requirements for oil and gas projects operating on Alaska’s North Slope and in other remote Arctic regions. Housing hundreds or even thousands of workers in isolated environments requires reliable construction methods that balance speed, cost efficiency, and long-term durability. Traditionally, many remote facilities were built using stick-built construction methods, where buildings are assembled piece by piece directly on site. However, modular construction has increasingly become the preferred solution for workforce housing in Arctic energy projects. A detailed cost comparison between modular and stick-built construction reveals why modular more..