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MiC Prefabricated Housing

Admin 17 de septiembre de 2026

MiC (Modular Integrated Construction) prefabricated housing is an industrial construction technology that divides buildings into standardized modular units, which are prefabricated in factories and rapidly assembled on-site to form complete buildings.

Prefabricated Content and Production Mode

MiC technology breaks down buildings into three basic units: prefabricated concrete modules, prefabricated beams, and prefabricated slabs. These units cover core components such as ceilings, floors, plumbing and electrical systems, and bathroom waterproofing layers, all produced on factory assembly lines. Its technical model centers on standardized design, factory-based production, modular construction, integrated decoration, and digital management, achieving standardization and integration throughout the construction process through the integration of these five elements. For example, modular units complete interior decoration and equipment installation in the factory, requiring only hoisting and assembly on-site, significantly reducing cross-operations and process衔接 issues in traditional construction.

Technical Advantages

  1. Significant Reduction in Construction Time: By prefabricating in factories and conducting parallel operations on-site, construction time can be reduced by 50%-80%. For instance, the Yantai Laishan Coastal Health Station in Shandong Province saw an over 80% reduction in construction time, the Guangde Science and Innovation Experimental School project was completed in just 9 months, and the construction period for 8 kindergartens in Futian District, Shenzhen, was shortened by over 50%.
  2. Reduction in Waste and Resource Consumption: Factory-based production minimizes on-site material waste and construction debris. The Yantai Laishan project achieved a 75% reduction in construction waste emissions, a 70% reduction in on-site labor, and a 25% reduction in material waste.
  3. Enhanced Industrialization and Residential Comfort: Compared to traditional prefabricated buildings that only prefabricate major components, MiC technology achieves prefabrication of plumbing and electrical systems and over 90% factory-based production of components and fittings, eliminating on-site wet operations and improving construction accuracy and residential experience.
  4. Flexible Spatial Arrangement: For example, the E-MIC prefabricated concrete box housing system supports modular combinations, adapting to diverse scenarios such as urban renewal and old residential area renovations.

Application Areas

MiC technology has been widely applied in healthcare, education, and residential sectors. Typical cases include the Hong Kong Penny's Bay and Kai Tak Community Isolation and Treatment Facilities projects (healthcare), the Guangde Science and Innovation Experimental School project (education), and the 8 kindergarten projects in Futian District, Shenzhen (residential), validating its adaptability and efficiency across different scenarios.