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Should the World Go Modular?

Modular buildings are built almost entirely in a factory and arrive at the site 90 - 95% complete. Framing, insulation, roofing, siding, doors, windows, electrical, plumbing, and interior finishes are completed in the secure environment of the factory. After which, the modules are shipped to the site where they are ready to be finished with interior amenities, appliances, paint, and carpet. Key Advantages of Modular Construction? Short Build Times Typically, 50-60% less time is taken when compared to traditional methods. Safer Construction Modular construction has proven much safer than traditional constructional methods. Environment Friendly Efficient factory production techniques are less wasteful and installation is less disruptive. Reduced Labor Requirement The erection and finishing teams require fewer workers than traditional methods. Flexibility Modular construction can easily be disassembled and then get relocated for new use. Adaptability The buildings are designe...

Tips for Making Use of Natural Lighting When Building a House

Natural light is bestowed by nature free of any charge. The more of it that enters your house, the more advantages you'll get from it. Imagine the cost you'll be able to save from your electricity bills. It also give a refreshing glance of your house because it imbibes positive energy. Here are some tips to let natural light help enlighten your house. Build house to where the sun is oriented. Most builders recommend to have most windows face the south direction. They will get the most sunlight than have it lost. According to experts, north light is more pleasing and free of glare.East and west-faced windows gets more sunlight but they can be difficult to manage and can trap more of the sun's energy and give a hotter feel. If you can't avoid having east and west-faced windows, be sure to have low E-coatings on those windows. Deciduous trees can also help give shade during the summer months, and let more sunlight enter during the winter months because they shed leaves. ...