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Longgang Town Cement Prefabricated Houses

Admin September 18, 2026

There is no explicit mention of typical cement prefabricated house cases in Longgang Town, but there is a special 'Odd Building' in Longgang, Shenzhen, which has a building material connection with cement prefabricated houses, and there are also typical examples of cement prefabricated houses.

The 'Odd Building' in Longgang, Shenzhen There is a unique 'Odd Building' on Longgang Old Street in Shenzhen, built in the 1970s to 1980s by a merchant over nearly 20 years in a sporadic manner. It has no design blueprints and was incrementally built and renovated based solely on the owner's personal life experiences, material availability, and imagination, 'taking one step at a time'. The interior structure is complex and interconnected, featuring whimsical designs such as misaligned staircases, hidden doors, and strange sculptures embedded in the walls, as well as a water circulation system and a chicken coop. Although this 'Odd Building' uses cement as its primary building material, sharing similarities with cement prefabricated houses in terms of materials, it is not a typical cement prefabricated house. Its construction process lacks planning and standardization, being more a result of the owner's personal creativity and random construction.

Typical Cement Prefabricated Houses Typical cement prefabricated houses, such as those manufactured by 'Three Cows Cement Houses', have clear construction specifications and characteristics. Their main structure is reinforced concrete. During construction, mold sizes are adjusted according to the owner's needs, and then concrete is poured. High-strength mortar is used to fill the joints between each module. This construction method results in faster building speeds and longer warranty periods. Compared to the 'Odd Building' in Longgang, Shenzhen, typical cement prefabricated houses place greater emphasis on planning, standardization, and compliance with building codes, meeting the living needs of more people and adhering to building regulations.