He Quan Town Homestay Project – Sustainable Prefabricated Living

The He Quan Town Homestay Project showcases AAThouse’s expertise in high-performance modular construction, combining efficiency, durability, and sustainability. This project utilizes advanced prefabrication technology to create an environmentally friendly and cost-effective homestay solution.

Project Overview

• Location: He Quan Town, China
• Building System: Prefabricated dry-connection concrete framework
• Construction Timeline: Villa frame assembled in 3 days by 5 workers, full project completed in 2 months
• Structural Durability: 8-degree earthquake resistance, 12-grade typhoon resistance, and two-hour fire resistance
• Energy Efficiency: BIPV solar integration, high-performance insulation, and reduced carbon footprint

Innovative Modular Construction

This project leverages AAThouse’s advanced modular building system, enabling rapid, precise, and sustainable construction.

• Fast and Efficient Installation – Factory-produced components allow for on-site assembly in just 3 days by 5 workers, minimizing disruption.
• Sustainable and Cost-Effective – Prefabrication reduces material waste, cuts labor costs, and enhances energy efficiency.
• High Structural Integrity – Reinforced concrete frame ensures durability against earthquakes, typhoons, and extreme weather conditions.
• Smart Energy Solutions – Building-Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) provides clean energy, lowering operational costs and environmental impact.

A Model for Future Green Living

The He Quan Town Homestay Project represents a new era of sustainable and efficient construction, demonstrating how prefabricated solutions can achieve speed, resilience, and eco-friendliness. AAThouse remains at the forefront of modular innovation, shaping the future of sustainable living.