Post by nafizcristiano4 on Feb 18, 2024 23:04:57 GMT -5
RJI is a prefabricated house in Uruguay, located in a field in the Department of Maldonado. But due to its construction characteristics, it could be anywhere else. The project was designed by MAPA , a South American studio from which we have already seen other workshop-made houses. prefabricated house in Uruguay This house was made to live between the countryside and the beach. To be far enough from the city, but without giving up its influence. It had to be located in a remote location, which was quite a challenge. This caused the possibilities to be greatly reduced. Due to the natural value of the site, it was essential to respect its essence as much as possible. Even allowing the changes made in it to be reversible. In a scenario with these characteristics , prefabricated processes make the most sense . By building in a workshop, with industrialized materials, high precision in the processes can be achieved.
Waste is greatly reduced, as is on-site labor. Prefabrication provides a good combination of industry and nature. assembly-industrialized-house-animation details-industrialized-house-map Prefabricated house in Uruguay, with 2 modules This small prefabricated building has the living space in the center. The living room, dining room, and kitchen Brother Cell Phone List grouped there. Furniture and appliances fit into the wall, leaving a clearer space. To one side of this room is the master bedroom, which has its own bathroom. At the opposite end is the second room, but with a shared bathroom. The room receives a lot of natural light from the sliding doors that connect it to the outside, and on opposite facades. The structure of this house, like its finishes, are made of wood.
It was built in a workshop, in two modules that were then transported by truck, and placed on micro-piles by a crane. The RJI house is intended for vacation use . This is due to two details that can be seen in the plans: One of the bedrooms is furnished with 4 bunk beds . Despite this, your program can be perfectly valid for a permanent home. The enclosure is thin. It has been made with the same thickness as the partition, adding a layer of coating. Neither in the floor plan nor in the sections are large thicknesses of envelopes seen. Everything indicates that they were made with a light wooden framework , and little else. If circumstances changed, the two modules would be removed, leaving the site largely as it was. And again they would be transported by truck to another place. It is not a mobile construction, but it is a prefabricated house that facilitates a nomadic lifestyle. We do not know the method used to supply it with energy and water. It probably uses solar panels, and has a tank hidden somewhere.
Waste is greatly reduced, as is on-site labor. Prefabrication provides a good combination of industry and nature. assembly-industrialized-house-animation details-industrialized-house-map Prefabricated house in Uruguay, with 2 modules This small prefabricated building has the living space in the center. The living room, dining room, and kitchen Brother Cell Phone List grouped there. Furniture and appliances fit into the wall, leaving a clearer space. To one side of this room is the master bedroom, which has its own bathroom. At the opposite end is the second room, but with a shared bathroom. The room receives a lot of natural light from the sliding doors that connect it to the outside, and on opposite facades. The structure of this house, like its finishes, are made of wood.
It was built in a workshop, in two modules that were then transported by truck, and placed on micro-piles by a crane. The RJI house is intended for vacation use . This is due to two details that can be seen in the plans: One of the bedrooms is furnished with 4 bunk beds . Despite this, your program can be perfectly valid for a permanent home. The enclosure is thin. It has been made with the same thickness as the partition, adding a layer of coating. Neither in the floor plan nor in the sections are large thicknesses of envelopes seen. Everything indicates that they were made with a light wooden framework , and little else. If circumstances changed, the two modules would be removed, leaving the site largely as it was. And again they would be transported by truck to another place. It is not a mobile construction, but it is a prefabricated house that facilitates a nomadic lifestyle. We do not know the method used to supply it with energy and water. It probably uses solar panels, and has a tank hidden somewhere.