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2. Recovered materials like wood or steel that are processed to be used again instead of going to the trash.
4. A system of ventilation channels distributing and extracting air, built into the installation spaces of the modules.
5. The careful, non-invasive process of taking a building apart into individual pieces so it can be moved without damage.
6. A prepared and previously poured foundation slab on the construction site, ready for the modules.
7. The stage of connecting prefabricated modules into a coherent building structure using cranes directly at the construction area.
8. A market situation where construction companies lack enough qualified workers and hands for work.
10. The main load-bearing skeleton of a module, usually made of steel or wood, which supports the walls, roof, and floor.
16. National and local technical regulations and safety standards that every building must meet.
17. The traditional process of completely destroying and tearing down a building, which creates a huge amount of useless rubble.
18. The electrical installation system, including cables and boxes, distributed inside the walls of the building.
19. A structure designed in a way that allows its non-invasive disassembly, transport, and reassembly in a different location.
20. Technology for creating fixed, non-movable buildings that are permanently integrated with their foundation.

1. A heavy construction machine used to lift and precisely set the modules in place.
3. The process of erecting buildings where 3D sections are prefabricated in a roofed factory, transported to the site, and assembled on a ready foundation.
6. The process of manufacturing ready components or whole building blocks in industrial conditions before transporting them to the construction site.
9. A construction model where key building and installation processes take place in a controlled factory environment instead of the investment site.
11. A specialized company responsible for safely lifting and setting the heavy building modules.
12. Building waste, rubble, and leftover materials massively generated during traditional construction or demolition.
13. The external, visible finishing layer of a building's walls that gives it its look and protects it from the weather.
14. A system of producing building modules in a factory using a standardized, sequential process, similar to the automotive industry.
15. The structural strength and ability of a building to withstand difficult conditions, shocks during transport, and the test of time.