What are the advantages of integrated housing?-Hebei Zhongxinhe ...

The integrated house has a short construction time, can be disassembled and assembled, can be moved, and the overall quality is light. Of course, it also has the characteristics of anti-corrosion, sound insulation, moisture-proof, and strong seismic resistance. It is liked by more and more young people.Let's talk about the advantages of integrated housing for everyone. What are the advantages?

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Compared with traditional brick-mixed houses, integrated houses with new building materials systems have irreplaceable advantages: generally, the wall thickness of brick-mixed houses is mostly 240mm, while prefabricated houses are less than 240mm under the same area. Condition.240 mm.Its indoor use area is much larger than that of traditional brick houses.In addition, its advantage is that the integrated house adopts a light steel structure, which has many functions and can adjust the dry and wet indoor air.Compared with traditional buildings, its density and strength are slightly better.A large number of lighting strips are used on the surface.The ventilation conditions are good and suitable. The roof has a ventilation function, which can form a flowing air space above the house, and the ventilation and heat dissipation requirements of the roof.Under the same force, it is necessary to know that the light steel structure has a small weight, so it can be made into a structure with a large span and a high height.Overall, it is actually light in weight, has few wetland operations, and has a short construction cycle.The thermal insulation performance of the house is good, and the wall panels of the integrated house are foam color steel sandwich panels for thermal insulation.Then, most of the building materials used in integrated houses can be recycled and degraded, and the construction cost is low, which is a kind of green and environmentally friendly house.

The integrated house structure is not environmentally friendly, and a lot of clay is used, which destroys the ecology and reduces arable land.Therefore, everyone should know that the breakthroughs and applications of integrated housing in science and technology are long-term and will change the traditional architectural model.The cost of human life has become smaller and the living environment has improved.Integrated houses can also play an important role in environmental protection.Its design and function are integrated. The integrated steel structure of the house shape can constrain the overall architectural image in terms of shape and components, making the design of the building structure more functional, facilitating the design integration of all aspects in the later stage, and creating a combination of technology and art.Architectural space.Because of its many advantages, it has gradually been recognized by people.Many development zones, real estate developers, tourist attractions, new rural construction, individuals, etc. value this advantageous product.The rapid promotion of integrated housing is already a new trend in this century.A highlight in the field of materials and construction.As the main product of our factory, thank you for the strong support of new and old customers. While ensuring the reliability of product quality, we will benefit our customers. If you have any technical questions about the product, you can also come here at any time for consultation.

Older students may remember when first-year students and upperclassmen lived in strictly separate dorms. Richards House was a first-year dorm and Drinker House was for upperclassmen, for example. Now, however, students from various class years can live in some of the same buildings.

“Since we began the expansion in , students from multiple years can now live together in Upper Cents, Richards, Drinker, Taylor and the U-House,” Ashley Lemmons, the director of Residence Life, wrote in an .

The reason for integrating first-year students and upperclassmen is to bridge the large divide between various groups on campus, a problem indicated in the CORE report. Lemmons said that students should be able to find a community within Lehigh that they call home.

Keenan Overa, ’21, lives in Drinker and said there is a healthy balance of first-years and upperclassmen in the building. He believes that when students from multiple class years live together, the environment benefits everyone involved.

“It’s nice to have someone in relative proximity that can offer advice and experience that could benefit new students,” Overa said. “It’s better than having a dorm full of freshmen that are lost and aren’t entirely sure what to do.”

Integrated housing also gives students more opportunities to meet other like-minded students.

Overa said he has friends who are upperclassmen who he otherwise wouldn’t have met if they didn’t live down the hall from him because they are involved in different communities on campus.

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Arturo Alejandro, ’20, lived in Taylor during the -17 school year with other first-years and upperclassmen. He agrees that the new integrated housing can be beneficial, especially regarding classes.

“I used (the upperclassmen) as an extra resource in my classes,” Alejandro said. “If I ever had a question, I would walk down the hall and ask for help.”

Alejandro noticed it took some time for students to begin talking to people from other class years. He said getting comfortable with others and taking similar classes helped bridge the gap.

Both students see gaining advice as a one of the biggest benefits. Overa said he has seen positive interactions between students of different class years in Drinker.

Themed communities exist in almost all housing options across campus. Though not every student living in a dorm is part of an official “Live Lehigh” community, “living Lehigh” is something the Office of Residence Life continues to promote.

“The Office of Residence Life wants everyone to ‘live Lehigh,'” Lemmons wrote, “whether they live in a residence hall, theme community or fraternity/sorority house.”

Overa said he lives near the Global Lehigh community, which allows him to interact with international students and gain cultural awareness.

“There’s about seven different languages spoken on a daily basis, and it’s interesting to see how everyone reacts to others’ (culture),” he said.

This ties into a goal of the Office of Residence Life to diversify students’ experiences and enable them to be more active in their communities.

“This model is mutually beneficial,” Lemmons wrote, “as upper-class students have the chance to live in their theme community, where they found that sense of belonging in their first year, and then take on leadership and mentorship roles in their second year.”

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