Modular buildings - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 05:33, 20 October 2025

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	* Modular buildings in the educational sector.		* Modular buildings in the educational sector.
	* Modular classrooms: The Friars Primary School extension.		* Modular classrooms: The Friars Primary School extension.
		+	* Modular co-ordination.
	* Modular construction market report 2020-2026.		* Modular construction market report 2020-2026.
	* Modular housing and electrical circuitry.		* Modular housing and electrical circuitry.

Designing Buildings at 08:35, 7 October 2022

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	It defines volumetric as: ‘An adjective describing large-scale assemblies constructed offsite in such a way that they enclose a 3D volume of space. In the context of MMC, the term tends to be restricted to assemblies that incorporate primary structural elements, i.e. that fall into Category 1 of the Categories of MMC.’		It defines volumetric as: ‘An adjective describing large-scale assemblies constructed offsite in such a way that they enclose a 3D volume of space. In the context of MMC, the term tends to be restricted to assemblies that incorporate primary structural elements, i.e. that fall into Category 1 of the Categories of MMC.’
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Designing Buildings at 06:15, 26 August 2022

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	* Modular housing and electrical circuitry.		* Modular housing and electrical circuitry.
	* Off-site construction.		* Off-site construction.
−	* Off site, on track.	+	* Off-site manufacturing.
−	* Off-site ~~prefabrication of buildings: A guide to connection choices~~.	+
	* Open source architectural plans for modular buildings.		* Open source architectural plans for modular buildings.
	* Plug and play skyscrapers.		* Plug and play skyscrapers.

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	Modular building became popular after the Second World War when there was a need for the rapid construction of buildings (in particular dwellings) to replace bomb-damaged buildings and to accommodate returning troops. They were initially well-received, but as they often remained in use well beyond their design life (for example, 'temporary' classrooms, some of which are still in use), and were sometimes aesthetically less attractive that traditional buildings, they fell out of favour.		Modular building became popular after the Second World War when there was a need for the rapid construction of buildings (in particular dwellings) to replace bomb-damaged buildings and to accommodate returning troops. They were initially well-received, but as they often remained in use well beyond their design life (for example, 'temporary' classrooms, some of which are still in use), and were sometimes aesthetically less attractive that traditional buildings, they fell out of favour.

−	More recently, there has been a resurgence of interest in modular buildings, with a recognition, not only that they can be aesthetically pleasing, but also they can achieve a very high build quality and can be both long lasting and sustainable.#	+	More recently, there has been a resurgence of interest in modular buildings, with a recognition, not only that they can be aesthetically pleasing, but also they can achieve a very high build quality and can be both long lasting and sustainable.

	A new fleet of modular buildings has emerged that includes a wide variety of sizes and configurations, with sector specific building types and styles and options for variable plans and multi-storey configurations.		A new fleet of modular buildings has emerged that includes a wide variety of sizes and configurations, with sector specific building types and styles and options for variable plans and multi-storey configurations.

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	Modular building became popular after the Second World War when there was a need for the rapid construction of buildings (in particular dwellings) to replace bomb-damaged buildings and to accommodate returning troops. They were initially well-received, but as they often remained in use well beyond their design life (for example, 'temporary' classrooms, some of which are still in use), and were sometimes aesthetically less attractive that traditional buildings, they fell out of favour.		Modular building became popular after the Second World War when there was a need for the rapid construction of buildings (in particular dwellings) to replace bomb-damaged buildings and to accommodate returning troops. They were initially well-received, but as they often remained in use well beyond their design life (for example, 'temporary' classrooms, some of which are still in use), and were sometimes aesthetically less attractive that traditional buildings, they fell out of favour.

−	More recently, there has been a resurgence of interest in modular buildings, with a recognition, not only that they can be aesthetically pleasing, but also they can achieve a very high build quality and can be both long lasting and sustainable.	+	More recently, there has been a resurgence of interest in modular buildings, with a recognition, not only that they can be aesthetically pleasing, but also they can achieve a very high build quality and can be both long lasting and sustainable.#

	A new fleet of modular buildings has emerged that includes a wide variety of sizes and configurations, with sector specific building types and styles and options for variable plans and multi-storey configurations.		A new fleet of modular buildings has emerged that includes a wide variety of sizes and configurations, with sector specific building types and styles and options for variable plans and multi-storey configurations.

Designing Buildings at 08:07, 29 November 2021

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	* Prefabrication.		* Prefabrication.
	* Pre-manufactured value.		* Pre-manufactured value.
		+	* Volumetric modular construction.
	* Volumetric unit.		* Volumetric unit.

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	* British post-war mass housing.		* British post-war mass housing.
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	* Factory-made housing.		* Factory-made housing.
	* Flat pack.		* Flat pack.
−	* Futuro House.
−	* Habitation: Reinventing housing for the urban age.
−	* HORSA hut.
	* Kit house.		* Kit house.
	* Modern methods of construction.		* Modern methods of construction.
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	* Open source architectural plans for modular buildings.		* Open source architectural plans for modular buildings.
	* Plug and play skyscrapers.		* Plug and play skyscrapers.
		+	* Pod.
	* Precast.		* Precast.
	* Prefabricated structural panels.		* Prefabricated structural panels.
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	* Prefabrication.		* Prefabrication.
	* Pre-manufactured value.		* Pre-manufactured value.
−	* ~~WikiHouse.~~	+	* Volumetric unit.
−	* Y:Cube.	+
−	* Y:Cube development in Mitcham.	+

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−	~~DAB ON IT WAGWARN~~ buildings (sometimes referred to as volumetric construction, or prefabricated buildings, although strictly speaking, a prefabricated building need not be modular) are buildings made up of components manufactured on assembly lines in factories then assembled on site in a variety of arrangements.	+	Modular buildings (sometimes referred to as volumetric construction, or prefabricated buildings, although strictly speaking, a prefabricated building need not be modular) are buildings made up of components manufactured on assembly lines in factories then assembled on site in a variety of arrangements.

	Buildings can be constructed using modular 'parts' such as walls, frames, doors, ceilings, and windows, or a number of 'complete' prefabricated modular building units.		Buildings can be constructed using modular 'parts' such as walls, frames, doors, ceilings, and windows, or a number of 'complete' prefabricated modular building units.

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