While in the past, modular or prefab
structures had a poor reputation of being cheaply built and using shoddy
materials. Today there is a new way of
thinking with the emerging trend of constructing high-quality, attractive
modular buildings using sustainable, energy-efficient building materials. In addition these environmentally-friendly structures
have a reduced carbon footprint. Since
they are built in a factory rather than on-site, it eliminates the necessity of
having to truck in all of the needed building materials.
Affordable homes, schools and
commercial buildings are all being built as modular structures and are not only
green but can be architecturally beautiful.
Even though they are factory-built, there is generally some room to
customize the structure to get what you want.
Modular construction offers an efficient method of building with less
material waste. Furthermore, since they
are built under controlled conditions (inside), there is the opportunity for more
precision which means a higher quality, more durable product. Typically buildings are constructed quicker
than site-built structures and are less costly.
The Conco Companies are one of the leading
commercial concrete contractors in the Western U.S., and as such, we continue to
be involved in many of the most innovative architectural projects being built
in the area. Large or small, many of the
projects Conco supplies concrete services for have achieved LEED certification for
their use of sustainable, energy efficient building materials.
Source:
interactive.wttw.com/tenbuildings/ten-building-trends-could-change-america
motherearthnews.com/diy/modular-prefab-compact-green-homes-structures.aspx#axzz2M7oQm9J8
Conco is a leading supplier of
concrete services for the Western United States. We got our start in the Bay
Area in 1959 by offering clients the best value on a wide range of concrete
services and products. Since that time,
we have taken a leading role as one of the top concrete contractors in the
region. We have four regional offices serving California, Washington, Oregon,
Nevada and Colorado.
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