Prefab homes

Living in a big city has many advantages. Cultural, leisure and even employment opportunities are found in large urban centres.

Within the prefabricated housing options, container homes are experiencing a boom in popularity.

The Brazilian architect and 3D visual designer Felipe Campolina displayed his proposal for the Micro Housing 2022 contest, driven by Impact Design Competitions.

Are you looking for your dream home in Spain but just haven't found the right one?Prefabricated houses in Spain are becoming more and more popular, and this property could be just what you're looking for.

Article written by Álvaro Vega, regional director of PlanRadar in Spain. As a sustainable alternative to the standard constructions we know as the norm today, "passive houses" are in fashion.

Prefabricated houses are already established in the Spanish real estate market, which has seen the number of companies dedicated to their construction increase considerably in recent years.

Over the last few years, the construction landscape in Spain has changed considerably. Modular and prefab homes, a long-standing trend in countries such as the United States, have burst onto the scene, as many advantages are attributed to them.

The Passive House standard, also known by its German name, Passivhaus, is possibly the world's leading design standard in energy efficient construction. And now, prefabricated passive houses are available in Spain with prices starting from 50,000 euros.

Prefabricated houses are becoming more and more popular in the Spanish construction industry. In recent years there has been a boom in the number of companies dedicated to modular housing in Spain and even large developers have embarked on industrialisation.

The market for prefabricated houses in Spain is on the up, and every day more and more companies are joining in on the sale of this type of housing. Thanks to their numerous advantages, prefab and modular houses are an increasingly popular solution in the real estate market in Spain.

The ON-A studio, from Barcelona, has collaborated on this occasion with the company Energreen Design, specialised in sustainability, energy efficiency and circular economy applied to construction, to create a prefabricated house of modular construction.

Prefabricated homes are a booming industry in Spain, especially since the coronavirus pandemic, and knowledge about them is becoming more common. You've probably heard the terms prefab homes and prefab modular homes before.

Prefabricated houses have become one of the most attractive options in the residential sector in Spain. Their fast construction, design and price are just some of the advantages that make them so popular. But what do you need to build a prefabricated house in Spain?

Industrialisation and prefabricated housing is becoming an increasingly popular option in Spain due to its features and economic price. The short building time is also among the factores that have triggered the demand por prefab homes during the coronavirus crisis.

AliExpress is marking its 11th birthday in 2021, and has caught the attention of the world with the wide variety of items you can find on the site: search for something as small as a pair of headphones to something as big as a house. Yes, you read that right: a house.

Prefabricated homes, factory-built houses, modular homes… the vocabulary surrounding this type of construction is very broad and increasing all the time due to the ever greater role they are playing in the real estate market across the world. This type of property is also increasingly popular i

Wooden prefabricated houses are seeing a substantial growth in demand in Spain in a market that is seeking new types of sustainable and efficient housing.

Major developers in Spain such as AEDAS homes, others that only dedicate themselves to the prefab business model such as InHaus, and experts such as José Antonio Tenorio, a Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) scientist at the Eduardo Torroja Institute of Construction Sciences (IETcc),

Prefabricated homes have been fashionable for some years now, at least in Spain. In the last four years, the sale of this type of housing has multiplied by three, which is a remarkable evolution.