The Idea of Modularity and Small Prefabrication of Low-Cost Housing Concepts
Dagmar Mikušková
Abstract
Dagmar Mikušková
Abstract
Projects based on small prefabrication or self-build concepts can help ensure the basic human right to adequate housing in progressive, affordable homes. These projects should represent a flexible system capable of responding to new challenges and application of new technologies, while maintaining the status of socially-oriented housing.
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Projects based on small prefabrication or self-build concepts can help ensure the basic human right to adequate housing in progressive, affordable homes. These projects should represent a flexible system capable of responding to new challenges and application of new technologies, while maintaining the status of socially-oriented housing.
Key concepts: Prefabrication, Modularity (biology), Affordable housing, Architectural engineering, Construction engineering, Risk analysis (engineering), Engineering, Business