Modular construction and prefabrication for post disaster reconstruction projects : case studies and clients’ perspectives

Aliakbarlou, Sadegh

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2019-10-16
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Aliakbarlou, Sadegh. (2019, 16 - 18 October). Modular Construction and Prefabrication for Post Disaster Reconstruction Projects: Case Studies and Clients’ Perspectives. 4th New Zealand Modular Construction & Pre-fabrication Forum (Auckland, N.Z.)
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Abstract
Benefits of modular construction for PDR Industry opportunities & Participants need to make changes Apartment construction duration: traditional vs offsite 3D volumetric Construction cost: traditional vs offsite 3D volumetric Factors affecting modular market Off-site demand vs labour supply Current off-site share of housing PDR: 25 storey structure student housing building in Wolverhampton, UK PDR: Little Hero Building: modular building in Melbourne Urban disaster prototype modular buildings Emergency housing case Project intent and challenges Project feedback CASE STUDY: Kokohinau Marae (Edgecombe, N.Z.)
Ngā Upoko Tukutuku (Māori Subject Headings):
Marae
Keywords:
New Zealand, post-disaster reconstruction, modular construction, construction industry, modular architecture, housing, Edgecombe (N.Z.), Kokohinau Marae (Edgecombe, N.Z.)
ANZSRC Field of Research:
120201 Building Construction Management and Project Planning
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