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They will be built by a local prefabricated house company.

I told them a little of what Father had said, about prefabricated construction.

Many experts say it is the country's first prefabricated house.

It is said to be the first prefabricated house in the Americas.

That was one nice thing about the prefabricated trailer home.

Or will individual design just be an assembly of prefabricated parts?

Having decided upon a prefabricated pool, the next stage is to get it into the ground.

The building was one of the earliest prefabricated buildings in America.

After the war, the first public housing development on the site also used prefabricated buildings.

Women and children scrambled for the cover of their prefabricated homes.

I was hoping to give them a prefabricated segment, already in the can.

The rain was hammered into the ground like a prefabricated wall.

This was, after all, to be a prefabricated white metal barn.

I turned the whole thing into a prefabricated job.

Many prefabricated walls are finished and will be shipped in.

Other forms of prefabricated housing were tested during this time.

In those buildings, glass stood for Reason: economy, technology, prefabricated construction.

A. We have been here since 1960, but we only had a small prefabricated building back then.

The restaurant itself is a prefabricated stand that appears to have been raised in an afternoon.

It must be, she told herself, the army engineers with their prefabricated bridge.

However, by the end of the war in November 1918, no prefabricated ships had been completed.

We build the facilities, using prefabricated materials, all the way up until the first wave.

The volleyball court made way for a prefabricated department store building, constructed in 1959.

This is a prefabricated chair held together with bolts and nuts.

He ran up the steps to the doorway of the prefabricated building and tried the handle.