MODULAR
BUILDINGS
BHUVANESWARAN BHAGAVATHI,
B.E., CIVIL ENGINEERING,
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, TIRUNELVELI – 627 007.
• The materials used in modular homes are typically the same as site
constructed homes.
• Wood-frame floors, walls and roof are often utilized.
• Some modular homes include brick or stone exteriors, granite
counters and steeply pitched roofs.
MATERIALS USED:
BREAK DOWN VIEW OF MODULES
DEAN
461
It is located in Brooklyn
Designed by New York architecture firm SHoP
It consists of 32-storeys and 363pre-fab
apartments blocks
DEAN 461
ADVANTAGES
• Less Materials Waste
• Cheaper when compared to conventional building methods
• Less materials exposure to inclement weather
• Less site disturbance
• Safer Construction
• Flexibility
• Adaptability
• Built to cod with Shorter Build Times
• Unconventional look
• Some alternatives are not as long lasting as the brick and mortar
options
• Large modules are difficult to transport
• Requires highly trained professionals.
DISADVANTAGES
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REFERENCES
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Modular Buildings