“Visiting “Good Houses” across the country”: Preserving the local charm of Lingnan and modular construction
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As a national “good house” demonstration project and one of the first pilot projects for affordable housing, the Guangzhou Huadu Spring Village project has a total construction area of approximately 160,000 square meters. After completion, it will improve the living conditions of nearly a thousand villagers. By optimizing the layout of communal areas and providing balcony flower beds as free bonuses, the project achieves a space utilization rate of nearly 100%, meeting the needs of Lingnan residents for growing flowers and vegetables. Additionally, the project promotes modular construction techniques, with over 70% of the processes completed in factories, resulting in a 50% reduction in construction time through the “factory prefabrication” and “on-site assembly” model. Currently, this technology has passed the national first seismic test for 100-meter high-rise buildings, achieving the goal of being “intact under minor earthquakes, repairable under moderate earthquakes, and not collapsing under severe earthquakes”.
As a national “good house” demonstration project and one of the first pilot projects for affordable housing, the Guangzhou Huadu Spring Hill project has a total construction area of approximately 160,000 square meters. After completion, it will improve the living conditions of nearly a thousand villagers. By optimizing shared space modules with butterfly-shaped layout arrangements and providing balcony flower beds as free space, the project achieves a practical space utilization rate of nearly 100%, meeting the needs of Lingnan residents for growing flowers and vegetables. Additionally, the project promotes modular construction technology, with over 70% of the processes completed in factories. The “factory prefabrication” combined with “on-site assembly” approach saves more than 50% of the construction time. Currently, this technology has passed the national first earthquake resistance test for 100-meter high-rise buildings, achieving the goal of “not being damaged by minor earthquakes, being repairable in moderate earthquakes, and not collapsing in major earthquakes”.