Prefab architecture

Prefab architecture refers to the design and construction of buildings using pre-made components or modules assembled on-site. These components are manufactured in factories, ensuring quality and consistency, then transported to the building location for quick and efficient assembly. This approach reduces construction time, minimizes waste, and allows for precise craftsmanship. Prefabs can range from entire rooms to structural elements, offering flexibility in design. It's a modern method that combines factory precision with on-site assembly, resulting in cost-effective, sustainable, and easily customizable buildings suitable for various purposes.