The Technical Application of Industrial Pre-assembled Residential Building Typology

Francis Deng Clement¹, Liu Qidong², Zhou Xingwen³ and Luo Xiaojuan^4,

¹School of Architecture & Art Design, Southeast University Chengxian College and Architect of UB Shanghai Building

²CEO UB Shanghai Building Technology, UG Prefab Technology Development Shanghai Co.ltd ‘Shanghai, China

³Project Manager of UB Shanghai Building Technology, UG Prefab Technology Development Shanghai Co.ltd ‘Shanghai, China

⁴Human Resources Manager of UB Shanghai Building Technology, UG Prefab Technology Development Shanghai Co.ltd

Cite this paper:
Francis Deng Clement, Liu Qidong, Zhou Xingwen and Luo Xiaojuan. The Technical Application of Industrial Pre-assembled Residential Building Typology. American Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture. 2022; 10(2):65-73. doi: 10.12691/ajcea-10-2-1

Abstract

Regarding environmental preservation, the high-rise prefabricated home represents the trend of modernization for the national housing sector. Energy conservation strategy should be the ultimate objective of any growing country. The current state of the housing industry Modernization includes industrialized manufacture of residential prefabricated components, prefabricated component installation on the building site, and factory modernization. Advertisements promoting the advantages, acceptability, and quality of prefabricated components and construction on the construction site Management and organization, for example. (The use of prefabricated technology in industrialized residential constructions) primarily entails the manufacture of prefabricated components: enhancements to component construction drawings and structural design of a mould. The installation of prefabricated components mainly includes: confirmation of hoisting process, design of temporary support system and design of temporary supports Plan, construction site layout, type selection of large hoisting equipment, transportation of prefabricated components, etc.

Keywords:
industrialized residential prefabricated PC board

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