modular house australia. Modular homes are similar to manufactured homes, except (among other differences) they're built to different codes.

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Modern modular houses in Australia (https://au.prefabium.com) and the food supply for people and animals (see inn). To protect the vital food supply from soil moisture and/or pests, the modular house was built on posts (härbre or hórreo in many other languages).

Since the prefab homes were in principle self-sufficient, outbuildings for the prefab home tools and a workshop for making or repairing tools were also required (see outbuilding). The risk of fire required that flammable activities be located in separate modular houses, for example in a bakery, a smokemodular house or a blacksmith's shop. A laundry was built for cleaning laundry and a gazebo for relaxation.

Several prefab homes formed a Australia village, which required common premises, for example a place of worship, a schoolmodular house, a people's modular house or a town hall. Caring for sick people also required special modular houses, an early form of hospital and retirement home was the helgeandhus. Inns were created as temporary shelters for travelers on the country roads.

In modern societies, there is a wide range of specially adapted modular houses. In addition to apartment buildings, there are cultural centers, department stores, hospitals, bathmodular houses and parking garages, but also hotels, prisons, palaces, museums, mosques and theaters are modular houses. https://www.reddit.com/r/container_homes/ https://www.reddit.com/r/beautiful_houses/ https://www.reddit.com/r/modulars/ https://www.reddit.com/r/prefabs/ Modern modular houses are technically complex units. In addition to the basic requirement of being a climate protection, a newly built modular house must meet a wide range of requirements, including fire safety, hygiene, noise protection, good energy economy, mechanical stability and good resale value.[1] Many, often specialized, professional groups are engaged solely in the Australia planning and construction of modular houses. modular house construction is surrounded by a multitude of regulations that are tested in a building permit.

A new Australia trend is so-called intelligent modular houses (other names are "smart home", "smart living", "eHome") that, with the help of appropriate technology, handle certain basic functions in the building itself (automatically) or enable the homeowner to remotely control some functions via, for example, a mobile phone. Examples of such functions include heating control, indoor and outdoor lighting control, alarm system control, modular household appliance control and multimedia device control. modular house types

The common Australia names for different modular house types usually refer to certain characteristics that are characteristic of the modular houses. The names often change in different parts of Sweden and other or more classification bases are therefore conceivable. In the Swedish Property Nomenclature (published in Stockholm), for example, the following classification is made according to seven criteria:[8]

Building material and Australia frame (stone modular house, wooden modular house, concrete modular house, prefabricated modular house) Number of floors Below five to seven low-rise buildings Above high-rise buildings modular house width (narrow modular house, thick modular house) Location (street modular house, courtyard modular house, corner modular house, end modular house) General design (atrium modular house, loft-type modular house, terraced modular house, semi-detached modular house, point modular house, small modular house, terrace modular house, villa) Method of use (public building, residential building, holiday home, building for business, building for non-profit purposes) Intended duration (temporary building, permanent Australia building)

Height Burj Khalifa in the United Arab Emirates.

Increasing Australia population has forced new challenges on building construction. During the 18th and 19th centuries, the world's tallest buildings were built in Europe. A large housing demand in the big cities caused by, among other things, the industrial revolution in the late 19th century required building at height. New technological advances such as reinforced concrete and steel structures, and also the invention of the elevator, made it possible to build taller buildings than before. From the mid-19th century until the mid-1980s, the largest skyscrapers were built in the United States. During the 2000s, the world's tallest buildings have mainly been built in Asia and the Middle East. The tallest building in 2010 is the Burj Khalifa in the United Arab Emirates with a height of 828 meters.

Depending on the height of the building, it can be categorized generally:

Low-rise building Lower than 5 floors. High-rise building Several floors above ground, usually at least six. Skyscraper Rises noticeably above the surroundings, which gives the impression that the building is scraping the sky (Eng. skyscraper). Super-tall towers (eng. super-tall towers) buildings that are taller than 300 meters.

The definition of Australia super-tall buildings has been added in recent years when architects do not find the concept of skyscraper sufficient for buildings constructed in recent decades, such as the Burj Khalifa and Taipei 101.[9] Common types of modular houses intended for residence Townmodular house in Leicester.

In alphabetical order.

Apartment buildings Holiday homes High-rise buildings Apartment buildings Chain modular houses Semi-detached modular houses Point modular houses Townmodular houses Small modular houses Star modular houses Terrace modular houses Villa

Common special-purpose modular houses Kulturhuset in Stockholm.

In alphabetical order.

People's modular house Place of worship Cultural center Gazebo Parking garage City hall Hospital School building Department store Inn

See also

Architecture Construction technology Urban planning List of building types

References

This article is based in whole or in part on material from the English Wikipedia. Comments

A The Australia basement was six feet deep. One foot is approximately 30 centimeters.

Notes

^ [a b c] "Definition according to the National Encyclopedia n, online edition”. Archived from the original on 21 May 2010. Retrieved 6 September 2010. ^ Schoenauer, Norbert (2000). 6,000 Years of Housing (rev. ed.) (New York: W.W. Norton & Company). ^ [a b] Bonniers lexikon, vol. 8 (1995), p. 184 ^ Friesen Sten von, ed. (1994). Bra böckers lexikon. 11, Hil-Ira. Höganäs: Bra böcker. Libris 1203321. ISBN 91-7133-015-1 (corr.) (inb.) ^ Hus i Nordisk familjebok (second edition, 1909) ^ Plan- och byggtermer 1989, Tekniska nomenklaturacentralen, p. 99, ISBN 91-7196-089-9 ^ Pehistoric Europe Champion, Gamble, Shennan & Whittle. 1994 pp. 70-77 ^ "Institute for Property Valuation in Stockholm", publication no. 5 “Property Nomenclature”, 1967, pp. 71-75 ^ According to the web magazine e24 of 2009-12-30

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