Intelligent Prefabricated House Design Drawings
Currently, there are no direct design drawings for intelligent prefabricated houses available, but you can refer to the following relevant design concepts and cases to understand the design ideas for intelligent prefabricated houses.
E-MIC Prefabricated Concrete Box House System: This system adopts a modular design concept. Through a “one-in-every-other-space” arrangement, the basic units are optimized into three types: prefabricated concrete modules, prefabricated beams, and prefabricated slabs. This design reduces module usage by 30% - 40% and breaks away from the traditional fixed mindset of “one module, one room”. It is more efficient in material usage, not only increasing the usable floor area but also accelerating the construction speed and allowing for more flexible spatial arrangements. It is suitable for a variety of scenarios, whether it is urban renewal projects or new residential and office spaces, demonstrating its unique advantages and providing ideas for modular and efficient material utilization in the design of intelligent prefabricated houses.
Brette Haus's BASIC Modular House: The highlight of this house is its foldable design. Three modules are connected by hinges and can be folded onto each other, greatly facilitating the transportation process. When the house arrives at the construction site, it only takes three hours to complete the assembly. Its internal space layout is reasonable, with a small kitchen, a bathroom with a shower, and an open-plan leisure dining area on the ground floor. The mezzanine upstairs can accommodate a double bed and a rest area. The internal floor area is approximately 15 square meters, and the total area including the terrace is about 22 square meters. This design fully considers the comfort and practicality of living, providing a reference for intelligent prefabricated houses in terms of space utilization and rapid assembly.
Backcountry Hut Company's System 01 Prefabricated Cabin: Its shell is produced in the company's factory, and all components can be easily assembled on site. A small team of construction workers can complete the assembly within a week without any mechanical assistance. The cabin has a living space of 17 square meters, which is sufficient to accommodate an open-plan lounge and kitchen, a bathroom, and a sleeping or storage loft. The shell does not include internal components or fixtures, allowing buyers to freely create a layout that suits their needs, demonstrating the potential for personalized customization in intelligent prefabricated houses.
