Magicrete builds mass housing project in Ranchi using 3D Modular Precast Construction System

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Magicrete builds mass housing project in Ranchi using 3D Modular Precast Construction System

Magicrete, one of India’s leading producers of AAC blocks, construction chemicals, and precast construction solutions, announces completion of “India’s first” mass housing project in Ranchi utilizing the 3D Modular Precast Construction System.

This project named Ranchi Light House Project, includes 1008 dwelling units, demonstrates cost parity with traditional construction methods while significantly reducing construction time by upto 40%. This not only makes housing more accessible but also showcases the potential of precast concrete technology to revolutionize the construction industry in India.

Sourabh Bansal, Managing Director of Magicrete said, “Magicrete remains committed to driving innovation and sustainable development in the construction sector, paving the way for a brighter future for India’s built environment.’’

He adds, “This project not only addresses the pressing housing needs of the urban poor but also showcases the transformative potential of precast concrete technology in creating sustainable, resilient, and affordable housing solutions.”

By reducing the number of elements and joints, ensuring a watertight structure, and expediting production and erection processes, the project exemplifies the potential of precast concrete technology in delivering superior housing solutions.

In terms of materials, the project utilized Portland Slag Cement with a high percentage of Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag (GGBFS), reducing the carbon footprint by approximately 60%. Additionally, M-sand replaced traditional river sand in concrete production, contributing to sustainability efforts. The incorporation of rooftop solar, rainwater harvesting, solar street lights, and a sewage treatment plant further underscored the project’s commitment to environmental responsibility.

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