Changzhou Prefabricated Houses

The following is an overview of prefabricated houses in Changzhou:

In Changzhou, the prefabricated housing industry and its practices have distinct characteristics, primarily involving two major aspects: enterprise production and old residential community renovation.

Enterprise Production: Jiangsu Huada Prefabricated Housing Co., Ltd. is a key player in Changzhou's prefabricated housing sector. Founded on July 25, 2013, the company specializes in the design and manufacturing of prefabricated and modular houses. Its business scope is extensive, covering not only the production of concrete prefabricated components but also the processing of building wall paving products and related technological research and development. This indicates that the company possesses a relatively complete industrial chain in the prefabricated housing field, forming a mature system from component production to overall house design and manufacturing, and then to technological R&D. It can provide the market with a diverse range of prefabricated housing products and related services, driving the development of Changzhou's prefabricated housing industry.

Old Residential Community Renovation: Xieqiao Lane Community serves as a typical case of prefabricated housing renovation in Changzhou. Established in 1984, some of its buildings are constructed using prefabricated reinforced concrete large panels welded together, belonging to the "large-panel house" structure. There are a total of 12 to 13 buildings with approximately 1,024 households. However, these large-panel houses have numerous issues, including safety hazards such as short service life and low seismic resistance standards, as well as problems like wall cracking and exposed steel bars, seriously affecting residents' quality of life and safety. To address these issues, Tianning District innovatively adopted a "reconstruction on the original site with the original area and height" model in 2022 to renovate seven buildings (including four large-panel houses and three non-large-panel houses). During the renovation process, an underground parking lot was simultaneously constructed, and elevators were installed. This initiative not only improved residents' living conditions and enhanced the overall quality of the community but also provided valuable experience and a model for the renovation of other old prefabricated housing communities in Changzhou, contributing to the further advancement of related renovation work in Changzhou's prefabricated housing sector.