This document discusses prefabricated building construction. Prefabrication is defined as assembling components of a structure in a factory and transporting them to the construction site. There are benefits to prefabrication such as being eco-friendly, providing financial savings, allowing flexibility, ensuring consistent quality, reducing site disruption, shortening construction time, and improving safety. The concept of prefabrication involves producing precast concrete units in a factory, transporting them to sites, and erecting them, which requires casting, curing, and transportation/erection stages.