Modular Building (PC Series)
Build Like Stacking Blocks!
Modular construction is a building method that breaks down a structure into independent modules, with over 80% of structural components prefabricated in a factory to standardized specifications, and then transported to the site for assembly. It’s “building houses like making cars.”
In simple terms, ceilings, floors, plumbing and electrical lines, and even bathroom waterproofing layers are all mass-produced on factory assembly lines, then shipped overseas and assembled on-site like stacking blocks. Unlike traditional construction—which follows a sequential process of erecting frames, laying bricks, plastering, and then finishing—factory production runs in parallel. This allows modular construction to shorten project timelines by over 60%.