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Journal of Architectural Engineering Technology
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  • Research Article   
  • J Archit Eng Tech ,
  • DOI: 10.4172/2168-9717.1000236

Modular Construction in the United Kingdom Housing Sector: Barriers and Implications

Araz Agha*, Abdussalam Shibani, Dyaa Hassan and Bruno Zalans
Construction and Environment, Department of Energy, Coventry University, Coventry, UK
*Corresponding Author : Araz Agha, Construction and Environment, Department of Energy, Coventry University, Coventry, UK, Email: ab1732@coventry.ac.uk

Abstract

Modular construction is relatively new type of construction method, where houses are built in an off-site facility and brought to the site when ready to be set up. Many sources, such as, websites, videos, books, show that modular housing is extremely efficient regarding time and cost. However, this construction type is not more popular than onsite building. The purpose of this project is to find the reason, why is not modular construction taking over traditional building style and what are the barriers of implementing prefabricated houses in UK housing sector. The primary and secondary data analysed in the project shows that building modularly has many great advantages, for example, lower costs, faster construction, modern design and significant sustainability. Moreover, the project analyses main barriers when implementing modular in the housing sector of United Kingdom, which are high costs of land, low land availability, transportation costs, quality relation to time and cost. The project indicates research on barriers and implications that lay behind modular construction in the United Kingdom housing sector.

Keywords: Barriers; Implications; Modular construction; Traditional buildings; Housing; UK

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