One of the brightest and cost
effective ideas to out of the Second World War is that of Pre-engineered
buildings which were developed in the 1940s to replace the brick wall buildings
to provide more strength and minimize damage from air strikes. The pre-engineered
buildings then lost their place in the memory of the buildings and construction
industry until recently when their benefits were discovered to be in alignment
with the need of the times. Today people require buildings which are light yet
strong, attractive yet cost effective and easy to install. Pre-engineered
buildings meet almost all of these demands.
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| PEB in India |
PEB in India is a method of
construction in which the parts of a building are pre-fabricated at a plant or
factory and then assembled at the site with the help of some technicians
leading to rapidity and efficiency in construction. PEB in India are popular
because of their unique ability to reduce the cost and time of construction
drastically compared to traditional options of construction making them popular
among businesses looking to expand their factory floor or construct a new
warehouse. In recent times, pre-engineered buildings have also been used in
making homes as they provide good low cost housing solutions which are durable
and long lasting.
The making of a PEB in India
requires expertise of the architect as he is the one who designs the whole
buildings based on which the parts of the buildings are then manufactured at
the factory. An error on part of the architect can jeopardize the whole project
and thereby an efficient and expert architect is needed for designing a PEB in
India. Pre-engineered buildings are can be used for many purposes such as
constructing schools, hospitals, warehouses, storages, factories, extensions,
houses and skyscrapers. They are the best way to construct an efficient,
inexpensive and environmentally friendly building.
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