Design Drawings of Prefabricated Structural Houses
Currently, there are no specific images of design drawings for prefabricated structural houses directly provided, but the design features and types of design drawings included in related projects can be introduced.
VDC (Vale de Cambra) Project: This project was constructed by the Portuguese architectural firm SUMMARY using the 'Gomos System' in the Serra da Estrela mountain range. It is a mixed-use development project covering 10,743 square feet. Its design features are distinct, with a floating desk covering a multi-service open space, paired with six tubular housing units. However, it is not explicitly mentioned that complete design drawings of the project have been made public. Nevertheless, based on its innovative design, it is speculated that if the design drawings were made public, they might include an overall layout plan clearly showing the spatial relationship between the floating desk and the tubular housing units; internal structural sectional drawings of the tubular housing units presenting their unique space utilization methods; and detailed design drawings of various functional areas, such as the facility layout in the open space.
Truck-Transportable Prefabricated House Project: This prefabricated house is made of reinforced concrete and a lightweight polymer formwork system, shaped like a cube with a width and height of 3.9 meters and a length of 11 meters. It is fully equipped with a bedroom, a loft mezzanine, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a leisure space. Although there are no direct design drawings displayed, based on its description, there may be an exterior elevation drawing of the house showing the cube's exterior form and material effects; an interior space floor plan clarifying the positions and dimensions of various functional areas; and a sectional drawing of the loft mezzanine reflecting its spatial hierarchy and utilization methods.
Minas Residence: Designed by the Sabela Architectural Firm in the south of Minas Gerais, Brazil, this residence covers an area of 280 square meters and adopts a delta-shaped floor plan, using natural materials such as engineered wood, stone, and glass. This project has a relatively rich display of design drawings, including a residential floor plan presenting the delta-shaped layout and the distribution of various functional areas; partial design drawings of the entrance, flat roof, living space, master bedroom and bathroom, other bedrooms, and a transparent shed-like space, detailing the design features of each area; a nighttime rendering showing the visual effect of the residence at night; a site plan clarifying the position of the residence on the site and its relationship with the surrounding environment; and architectural floor plans, roof plans, architectural elevations, and architectural sections, showcasing the architectural design and structural features of the residence from different angles and levels.
