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prefab

[pree-fab, pree-fab] / ˈpriˌfæb, priˈfæb /








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For now, there is only one prefab kitchen, but there is room to add another one if necessary.

From Los Angeles Times

In an exhibition where even the affect seems stamped from prefab parts, the drawings glow with personality.

From New York Times

Katerra “had promised to shake up the construction industry with its efficient factories, prefab parts and modular construction units,” Bloomberg reported.

From Seattle Times

The sprawling, fenced camp known as the Northern Territory Center for National Resilience once housed 3,500 construction workers in squat prefab units that Australians call “dongas.”

From Washington Post

Sears began in the 19th century selling watches by mail order and before World War I sold everything from clothing and farm implements to prefab homes that way.

From Washington Post