In the field of architecture, traditional housing construction methods have long dominated. However, it is not without drawbacks. The long construction period often makes people hesitate, from laying the foundation to finally moving in, it may take several months or even years. Moreover, the noise, dust and other pollution at the construction site not only affect the surrounding environment, but also bring many inconveniences to neighbors. At the same time, the dependence on manpower is high, and the construction quality is greatly affected by the technical level of workers, which can easily lead to uneven quality. It is in this context that prefabricated houses were born, like an innovative breeze, bringing new solutions to modern living.

Prefabricated houses are often referred to as spacecraft houses because of their unique streamlined appearance. Many prefabricated houses draw inspiration from the design aesthetics of spacecraft, using smooth curves and rounded contours to have a unique appearance similar to a spacecraft. This design not only has visual appeal, but also reduces wind resistance, making it more stable during transportation and in different environments. For example, some prefabricated houses in tourist attractions look like spacecraft landing on the ground from a distance, full of a sense of technology and futurism. And its integrated form, like a spacecraft, is a compact and complete independent entity, and prefabricated houses also emphasize integrity in their design. The overall appearance gives a closed and self-contained feeling, with each part tightly integrated to form a fully functional residential unit.