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Introducing the FAB Homes & Buildings series. Here at PrefabNZ, we love showcasing our Members' good work. Find inspiring and helpful articles collected from our Members. READ MORE

We are updating the SNUG home page with the SNUG homes that are in production. Four fabulous SNUGs available now - how exciting! READ MORE

This PrefabNZ selection of offsite case studies demonstrates work from the early adopters of innovative construction methods. READ MORE

The capacity to build more homes is already within New Zealand, instead of overseas, new research from PrefabNZ shows.
Instead of shipping in from abroad, the PrefabNZ ‘Capacity & Capability’ report demonstrates that Kiwi-based housing manufacturing firms and construction companies can deliver for KiwiBuild using offsite methods.

The PrefabNZ Good Offsite Guide: a compilation of regulatory perspectives on building consenting to assist in getting your great offsite projects off the ground. PrefabNZ Members told us that dealing with building consent regulation was one of their top-three bug-bears, so we listened. The great team at PrefabNZ scoured the country searching for solutions and have developed The Good Offsite Guide launched at CoLab 2018.

Introducing the SNUG - a PrefabNZ design competition for 'a home in my backyard'
The SNUG is a complementary dwelling for your back garden - somewhere that can be a home for your children as they adventure into independent living, a safe place for extended family members, or a work-space to provide an alternative to commuting.

The PrefabNZ Good Offsite Guide - a compilation of regulatory perspectives on building consenting - was launched at CoLab 2018. It is the first step in industry-led 'clarification and consistency' that PrefabNZ Members are seeking when dealing with Building Consent Authorities in processing building consents for offsite construction. So what has happened since the Guide's launch in March 2018 - well...

“Women are the answer to New Zealand’s skilled worker shortage.” Pamela Bell, CEO PrefabNZ. New Zealand has a shortage of skilled workers and this problem will only get worse. Statistics New Zealand estimates a growth in employment of 107,800 jobs in primary industries, manufacturing and construction by 2023. It is the skilled jobs within these areas which will see the biggest growth. Women are the untapped workforce able to fill the future skilled worker shortage. Visit PrefabNZ's YouTube channel for more...

What if your bathroom and kitchen came to your building site in one-piece like a giant piece of Lego? That’s exactly what the UNIpod is all about. An open-source universally accessible bathroom pod – designed specifically for multi-unit residential applications.

HIVE was New Zealand's first Home Innovation Village facilitated by PrefabNZ in response to Canterbury's earthquakes 2010-12.

Traditional mortgage structures cause many issues for prebuilt construction. PrefabNZ met with Members and financial representatives to explore the issues and potential ways forward.