prefabrication

prefabricated | American Dictionary

prefabricated
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/priˈfæb·rɪˌkeɪ·t̬ɪd/(infmlprefab, us/ˈpri·fæb/)
built from parts that have been made in a factory and can be put together quickly:
Our school is using prefabricated buildings for extra classrooms.

Examples of prefabricated

prefabricated
The facades are built out of composite panels measuring 2.77m x 1.35m and of varying thickness, prefabricated on site.
Various capsule homes that dealt with the prefabricated unit at the scale of the room or the house were designed to accompany these systems.
It now mainly manufactures prefabricated building modules for schools, hospitals and prisons.
Prefabricated patterns and the emergence of structure in second language acquisition.
One of the applications of such cranes-manipulators is in the mounting of prefabricated multistorey residential buildings.
Besides the usual sorts of prefabricated excuses why this is so (so many composers, so little available broadcast time), one speculates about further reasons.
There are two basic types of prefabricated brick wall panel systems currently available: barrier wall panels and cavity drainage panels.
Most obviously, it can teach them how to make prefabricated buildings that are really, not just theoretically, cheaper.
They'd go to a gig with a library of prefabricated and tested code.
On some sites even the foundations were prefabricated.
Does a prefabricated restaurant have to have wheels to qualify as a diner?
A key challenge faced by the architects was how to design a prefabricated exposed concrete building in accordance with contemporary building regulations.
The new prefabricated components depend on systematic, quantified engineering data far more than do the old craftbased products.
This would require enough space to store, prefabricated in advance, every thought or idea one could possibly have!
First, load-bearing rendered concrete block walls, carrying prefabricated concrete planks for floor and roof.
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