Recyclable steel designs boost ROI in green infra bids

Developers integrate low-carbon, recyclable materials into disaster- resilient prefabs that are rated for 250 km/h cyclones and comply with seismic standards, yielding lifecycle savings through reduced maintenance and utility bills while preserving asset value at the end of life.

- Prakhar Aggarwal

What steel-based innovations is prefab Nest-In focusing on to boost durability and adaptability in harsh mining and coastal environments?

We are prioritising several key innovations in steel-based prefab technologies to enhance durability and adaptability in harsh environments, such as mining and coastal sites. Our high-strength, galvanised steel frames utilise light gauge steel framing with corrosion-resistant coatings, making them ideal for saline coastal and mining conditions. These frames are engineered to endure high wind speeds of up to 240 km/h and seismic zones IV and V. We also emphasise modular, off-site fabrication, where precisionbuilt modules guarantee consistent quality and swift deployment in remote or rugged terrains. To ensure occupant comfort and safety, our composite insulated panels deliver superior thermal, acoustic, and fire insulation, with certified wall assemblies providing up to 90 minutes of fire resistance.

Our designs are fully customisable and scalable, allowing modular layouts that can be reconfigured or expanded to meet evolving project demands in mining or coastal infrastructure.

Sustainability remains at the core, as our prefab solutions cut water usage by around 48%, minimise material waste, and lessen environmental impact compared to traditional reinforced cement concrete structures.

How does Nest-In's modular construction approach streamline procurement processes compared to traditional construction for remote project sites?