Technology used in your new home

Posted by: Namrata Group
12th June, 2018
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Prefabricated construction

Prefabrication is the process of assembling components of a building remotely before installing it at the site. It has proved to be an absolute game changer and has transformed the contemporary construction. It quickens the execution and facilitates delivery within the deadline.

Prefabrication relies on cooperation from architects and developers to determine the exact size and structure of a building.

This alternative construction technique that reduces construction time is cost-effective and produces a lesser amount of waste.

Green construction

The concept of green construction comprises of construction material environment-friendly and resource-efficient throughout a building’s life cycle — right from construction to operation, maintenance, renovation and demolition.

Along with fulfilling developer’s obligation of social responsibility, it’s cost-efficient and therefore, in high demand.

Micro apartments

The trend of micro apartments is on a constant rise in cities as living in big homes is getting more and more expensive and beyond the reach of common people. Such apartments cater to a large consumer segment.

3D printing

3D printing is a part of a wider technological concept called ‘building printing’ that uses 3D printing to develop buildings. However, this hasn’t really gained ground in India, as the Indian construction is still in the process of evolving to that level as yet. However, this method is indeed smart and cost-effective.

Alu-Form System

Aluminium Formwork System uses poured concrete to produce high quality, durable housing that significantly reduces costs and streamlines the entire construction process. It’s especially advantageous for countries with high volume applications like India,

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