Architects: DSDhome
Area: 24 m²
Details: 1 bedroom, 1 WC, 1 kitchen
Prefab homes are inherently sustainable because they use resources more efficiently: It’s easier to gauge how much material is required for a prebuilt home since the same formula is followed for each model.
This means that prefab manufacturing results in far less material waste than traditional builds, thanks to the reduced risk of damage to materials or an unused surplus.
And since materials are stored in a factory instead of on a construction site, they’re less likely to be stolen, vandalized, or damaged.
Not every house could stand up to the long journey of being shipped from the factory to a homebuilding site.
To reinforce the house frame for delivery, Prefab homes require sturdy materials, making them more durable out of the gate than traditionally built homes.
By the time a traditional site is prepared for the building process, a prefab home will already be built.
And since building takes place indoors, weather delays won’t pose any problems. The modular home projects can be completely finished in around three months.
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Credit: VIETBUILDPLUS
