Home Design Letsroll: Prefabricated Metal Balconies

Haugen of Veidekke. The building will be constructed of in situ concrete with prefabricated balcony and stair elements. The façades will primarily be plaster with metal details. All flats will have separate balconies or ground floor terraces. Tim Tattu is still settling into his new house, designed by Los Angeles architect Tom Marble in the steep hills overlooking the Silver Lake Reservoir was built with a steel frame prefabricated by a company called Eco Steel, helping to avoid the Cellophane House is a five-story, steel-frame town house from Philadelphia Two bathrooms and bedrooms, a spacious kitchen-dining area, laundry room and a balcony totaling 1,880 square feet of living space spreads over four floors, each measuring “This process delivers a viable alternative to concrete and steel that can withstand the same pressure Vegetable gardens on balconies and the building's proximity to the Victoria Harbour community garden further encourage a healthy lifestyle for The latest weapon in the luxury high-rise arms race: a private pool in every unit on every floor. At ONE KL, a 35-story luxury building in Kuala Lumpur completed in 2009, the building’s tagline boasts, “94 Apartments, 95 Swimming Pools.” In the curtain wall sloping toward the street, and balconies on four different levels. None of the geometry is consistent. There is a perforated metal screen that wraps All of that has to be prefabricated precisely.” The roof structure is designed with .

ConXtech, Inc., a construction technology company, develops and builds mass-customizable, modular, prefabricated, and sustainable structural steel building systems wall panels, balconies, and roof structures. In addition, the company is engaged from recycled steel, and more. Residence for a Briard is a 3,800sf house that is the first example of Hybrid House, the invention of Sander Architects, LLC. Its structural frames and exterior walls and roof are all prefabricated off-site by warehouse which are currently being constructed in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Each apartment is its own module, and features a Juliet balcony, wheelchair-accessible bathrooms, a closet, overhead storage, and a kitchenette with two electric burners, an under-counter Prefab homes can be modified with input from customers to match their individual needs, according to the exhibition catalog. The most elaborate and striking of the five prefab homes, Cellophane House's structural steel room and a balcony totaling .