Prefabricated technologies are becoming increasingly popular in the construction industry, particularly for large-scale construction. As prefabricated structures continue to evolve and improve, they are being used to construct warehouses, factories, multi-story buildings, industrial areas, etc.
Nikhil Bothra, Director, EPACK Group, discusses the benefits of prefab construction, the challenges of putting up a prefab plant, and the major projects completed successfully by the company.
EPACK Prefab, a prominent player in the Pre Engineered Buildings (PEB) industry, recently undertook a remarkable project to construct one of India’s largest industrial buildings.
The heightened demand for specialized retail and industrial warehouses is compelling companies to embrace prefabricated structures, observes Sanjay Singhania, Managing Director, EPACK Group.
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At EPACK PREFAB, we recognise the indispensable contribution of steel and metal structures to fortifying the resilience and durability of contemporary buildings and infrastructure endeavours.
The pandemic has led to an increased dependency on digital services, raising concerns about data privacy and security. This prompted the government to increase their focus on data localisation in India.
Water is one of the most precious natural resources in the world. Yet, the world is moving towards an inevitable water crisis in many geographies globally. As governments seek to conserve water, the focus is on determining the water usage of diverse industries to discover how and where water consumption can be minimised.
Pre-engineered buildings have sustainable attributes, including a reduced carbon footprint (up to 60 per cent), dust-free construction processes, time saving by more than 50 per cent and zero water requirements, which make them not only suitable for flat terrains but also exceptionally well-suited for challenging hilly landscapes.
With the anticipation building for the forthcoming Interim Budget 2024 in India, various sectors are looking forward to the announcements and fiscal policies by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman that will define their future landscapes.
In the midst of escalating environmental challenges associated with traditional construction methods, exacerbated by repetitive construction bans around Delhi, NCR, due to severe air quality concerns, the need for a sustainable shift in building practises becomes increasingly apparent.
Every winter when air quality enters the severe category (AQI 401-450) in New Delhi and its surroundings, restrictions are imposed on non-essential construction.
