Modular Prefab Buildings
Modular Prefab Construction
Prefabricated construction (also known as off-site fabrication, modular construction or prefab) refers to the manufacture of buildings or other construction components in a factory. Elements are then transported to the construction site, where they are incorporated into the building or infrastructure project.
An obvious one is that modular construction allows a chunk of the work to be made in a factory while sitework and foundations are simultaneously performed on the site. This time-saving benefit keeps the project on schedule and speeds up construction time while still being efficient.
There is potential to save 60 percent of overall schedule through a modular approach. Furthermore, by fabricating the modules inside a controlled environment, worries about weather delaying construction of the modular units is virtually eliminated
Why Modular Construction
As every professional in the building industry knows, construction can be a costly and endlessly time-consuming endeavor. Delays are almost more frequent than on-time construction, and can be induced by extensive bureaucratic requirements, weather and other unexpected circumstances, inadequate planning, too few personnel, or a whole host of other causes.
Lengthy construction projects can also negatively impact public perception of a project even before it has been built, especially if the projects experience delays or inconvenience those who live or work close to the building site. Moreover, some projects simply need to be built along a faster timeline than is typically feasible for a traditional construction project.
Thankfully, there exists a solution for those seeking to drastically reduce construction times- modular construction.
Demand from Sectors
Demand has been increasing in sectors such as healthcare, education, commercial, and housing.
Smard offers fast and practical solutions with prefabricated modular structures to all the sudden and changing needs of people far away from their homes in the most severe climatic conditions. Stable architectural solutions used in built-in building systems have begun to be replaced seriously by modular building systems.
Demand for modular building systems has been increasing day by day in many areas of our lives such as education, commercial, health services, and housing.
Smard has succesfully completed several turnkey prefab hospital Projects, recent projects in India are: Avitis Institute of Medical Science in Palakkad (230 bedded super speciality hospital) and turnkey construction of B-Rlife Mother & Child Hospital, Udupi, Managalore, Karnataka (260 bedded hospital) within 11 months time