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Beautiful

Impressive speed with those prefabs! 🏗️

They are cute

No doubt ❤👌

Wrong, this is called precast, it takes longer than 28 days preparing those components before they are brought to site for installation

They use this method to build at mile 2 terminal

Like for real

Yes na

You’re saying this got done in 14 days?

Yes yes yes just 14 days

@_AlphaSZN Does that includes fabrication?

@_AlphaSZN Yes sir

Do we have this in Nigeria?

Yeah we have

That’s so top

This is really nice

Thanks lovely

its a lie joor!

Prefabs! 🙌

So unique

faster to construct, reduce materials and labour waste.

Precast 🫱🏾🫲🏽 Speed.

Good job

I want it for homes. I like to move walls with ease.

How safe is this?

💯

Nigeria?

Money is speaking

Yeah sure chiom

Precast and fully mechanized

Soviet Union construction style borrowed from the swedes

@grok en terme de cout cest interessant par rapport aux methodes classiques ?

We are still battling Irev glitch. This should be a model for mass housing

@RugumayoE Indeed I have been observing this even here some sights..it’s very good and easy to construct now days modern houses!!! But very expensive I mean those walls and also need strong foundations!!!

Wow.. very impressive 🔥

Truth??

With just one crane, Not possible.

Earthquake is watching carefully

8" and 6" plaster boards... But I prefer this for bungalows and maybe duplexes.. It's actually nice...can be used for POP, wall decor, tv console and a lot more

Interesting

The research, simulation nd precision practice that went down before the breaking of ground would be over 2 years

Na Ai make una nor mind am o

Lovely. Wish the country can be this serious in order to complete constructions within the shortest possible time.

Incredible.. 😲😲😲😎✊🏽👍🏽

Just 14days, you didn't take in consideration for the work doing the precast, the curing process and everything.

They did that in 14 days?

Ah I’m tryna believe this

@grok is this types of construction exist in Nigeria




