Addresses of Prefabricated Panel Houses

Here is some information about the addresses of prefabricated panel houses:

There are prefabricated panel houses inside the Fenyang Prison in Shanxi Province. Building 2 has an overall length of 57.5m, a width of 14.9m, and a floor height of 3.6m from the first to the third floors, with a building area of approximately 2720.64m². Building 5 has an overall length of 63.5m, a width of 14.4m, and a floor height of 3.6m from the first to the third floors, with a building area of approximately 2979.84m². These data indicate that the prefabricated panel houses inside the prison have a certain scale and relatively regular building structures. The application of prefabricated panel houses in such places may be related to the building technology and cost considerations at that time. The prefabricated panel components can be prefabricated in the factory and then transported to the site for assembly, which can improve construction efficiency and reduce construction costs.

The houses in Daban Erqu, No. 39 Xinghu Road, Qingxiu District, Nanning City, Guangxi are built with prefabricated panels and are known as "Daban houses." They were built in the 1970s. This residential area is a dormitory for district-level units, reflecting the widespread application of prefabricated panel houses in the construction of unit dormitories at that time. In the 1970s, the prefabricated panel building technology was promoted to a certain extent in China. This building method could quickly meet the housing needs of a large population, especially playing an important role in urban construction and unit dormitory allocation.

There are also prefabricated panel houses in multiple areas of Shanghai. Old residential areas such as Baoshan Yicun and Baoshan Ercun in the Baoshan area, early residential areas such as Jinqiao Community and Zhangjiang Community in the Pudong area, and some communities in Minhang and Xuhui districts all use prefabricated panel buildings. Most of these prefabricated panel houses in these communities were built in the early days. With the development of the city and the improvement of residents' living standards, some houses may have been renovated or updated, but many still retain their original prefabricated panel structures.

There are 125 old houses in Liuheng Town, Zhejiang Province that are multi-hole prefabricated panel houses, and the project involves structural safety monitoring of these houses. This shows that there are not only a large number of prefabricated panel houses in some areas, but also that their structural safety issues have received attention. During long-term use, multi-hole prefabricated panel houses may be affected by environmental factors and load actions, resulting in structural damage or safety hazards, so regular structural safety monitoring is required.