Organic architecture incorporates the concept of prefabrication by designing buildings in a way that allows for the use of standardized parts and components that can be fabricated off-site and then assembled on-site. This approach to construction can often result in faster building times, lower costs, and improved quality control.
While organic architecture emphasizes individuality and uniqueness in design, it also recognizes the benefits of prefabrication in streamlining the construction process. Rather than designing entirely custom buildings that require complex and time-consuming construction processes, organic architects often work with modular designs that can be easily manufactured and assembled using pre-fabricated components.
Organic architecture also prioritizes the use of materials that are sustainably sourced, environmentally friendly and safe for human use. By using prefabricated parts that are less wasteful, energy-efficient and have a smaller carbon footprint, organic architecture blends with the principles of sustainability and became one of the most important architectural trends.
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