Prefabricated House Case Image Appreciation

Here are some introductions to prefabricated house cases and explanations of the image sources:

Casa de Madeira / Estudio Borrachia This case was designed by Estudio Borrachia, and its images were taken by Fernando Schapochnik. From a design perspective, it likely fully demonstrates the unique application of wood in prefabricated houses. As a natural material, wood has good thermal insulation and aesthetic appeal. Through prefabrication processes, the dimensions and quality of components can be more precisely controlled, improving construction efficiency. During the construction process, the wood may first be processed into wall and floor components in a factory and then transported to the site for assembly, reducing the complexity and time cost of on-site construction.

Nova Casa Triângulo / Metro Arquitetos Associados This project was designed by Metro Arquitetos Associados, and the images were taken by Leonardo Finotti. During the detail refinement stage, the project selected highly efficient prefabricated building materials for application on the building facade and in the main exhibition area. For example, PC panels and cement panels have characteristics such as high strength and good durability. Prefabrication in a factory ensures stable quality. The steel frame covering the ceiling is also an example of prefabricated materials. The prefabrication of the steel frame allows for precise processing in advance, enabling quick installation on-site and significantly shortening the construction period.

#48 Zero Energia / Skilpod + UAU Collective This project was completed through collaboration between Skilpod and UAU Collective, and the images were taken by Geert Van Hertum. After constructing a large number of prototype buildings, CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber) began to be used. CLT has advantages such as high strength, good thermal performance, and rapid production. Its high strength allows it to serve as the main load-bearing structural material; its good thermal performance helps improve the thermal insulation of the house and reduce energy consumption; and its rapid production meets the needs of large-scale construction, improving construction efficiency.

Estúdio Madalena / Apiacás Arquitetos Designed by Apiacás Arquitetos, Estúdio Madalena's images were taken by Leonardo Finotti. Due to budget constraints, this project was built using a metal structure and prefabricated concrete panels. Metal structures have advantages such as high strength, light weight, and convenient construction. Prefabricated concrete panels can be made in advance in a factory, ensuring quality while speeding up the construction process and reducing costs.