Module Composites

Module composites — also referred to as module groups — are higher-level reusable groupings built from multiple modules. They allow teams to reuse broader construction patterns without flattening everything into one oversized module.

When to Use a Module Composite

Use a module composite when a recurring scope naturally includes multiple coordinated module elements. For example, an exterior wall system might group insulation, masonry, plaster, and waterproofing modules together.

Why Module Composites Matter

They let teams:

• Reuse complex system definitions across projects
• Maintain granular module logic while grouping for convenience
• Keep individual modules focused and maintainable

Best Practices

• Keep modules focused on single assemblies
• Use composites for coordinated scope, not as a substitute for module quality
• Document what the composite is intended to represent
• Name composites clearly so their purpose is immediately understandable