Green Integrated Housing: Demand-driven and Multi-dimensional Expansion of Application Scenarios As a model of the combination of green buildings and industrial production, green integrated houses rely on core advantages such as environmental protection, energy saving, and rapid construction.

    In recent years, driven by multiple drivers such as policy support, technological innovation, and market demand upgrades, they are ushering in demand scale expansion and application scenarios. A new stage of diversified development. Its development trend is not only reflected in the continuous growth of the market size, but also in the extension of the application field from traditional temporary construction to multiple scenarios, and the deep integration of green and low-carbon technology and intelligent upgrading. Demand Growth: Synergistic Driven by Policy, Market and Technology Strong policy empowerment The promotion of green buildings in various countries provides a clear development direction for integrated houses. China has issued policies such as the Technical Guidelines for Construction Industrialization and the Promotion Plan for New Construction Methods, and reduced enterprise costs through special subsidies for green buildings (such as 300 yuan per square meter for projects with a prefabrication rate of 60%) and tariff reductions for imported equipment. The European Union has listed green buildings as the key investment direction of the fund. In 2024, the procurement scale of modular buildings in Germany has exceeded 4.8 billion euros, showing that the policy directly stimulates market demand2. Structural upgrade of market demand The demand for infrastructure brought about by the accelerated urbanization process, the demand for reconstruction after natural disasters, and consumers' pursuit of a high-quality, low-carbon living environment jointly promote the expansion of the integrated housing market. For example, disassembled integrated houses have been widely adopted in China's construction site temporary construction market, and almost all temporary construction houses on construction sites in the Pearl River Delta region have achieved integration; In the field of post-disaster reconstruction, integrated houses have become an important choice due to their rapid construction and easy relocation .

   Technological Breakthrough Enhances Product Competitiveness The optimization of structural design (such as durability to adapt to complex environments), the application of new heat preservation and insulation materials (to improve living comfort), and the introduction of technologies such as the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence (to realize intelligent management) have enabled integrated houses to break through Traditional limitations meet higher standards of use1. For example, seismic box houses that meet the EU BS EN 1993 standard have entered the UK municipal works procurement system