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Phu Nguyen Steel and partners at the low-carbon multi-storey prefabricated housing research agreement signing at IBST Hanoi

On 21 August 2026, at the Vietnam Institute for Building Science and Technology (IBST) under Vietnam’s Ministry of Construction, Phu Nguyen Steel and its partners signed a research cooperation agreement on a low-carbon multi-storey prefabricated housing model.

Phu Nguyen Steel and partners at the low-carbon multi-storey prefabricated housing research agreement signing at IBST Hanoi
Representatives of the partners at the signing ceremony, IBST, Hanoi.

Partners represented at the ceremony included IBST, VTN Partners, Knauf and Dulux Professional, together with Phu Nguyen Steel. The agreement brings research institutes, material suppliers and manufacturers to the same table around one goal: making multi-storey prefabricated housing in Vietnam low-carbon by design.

More than a signing ceremony

For us, this was not simply a signing ceremony. It is an important step in connecting technology, materials, standards and industrialised manufacturing to create a new way of building in Vietnam.

Signing the research cooperation agreement at the Vietnam Institute for Building Science and Technology
Signing the research cooperation agreement at the Vietnam Institute for Building Science and Technology.

Why multi-storey prefab needs serious research

A multi-storey prefabricated building has to do much more than simply go together on site. It needs rigorous research into structure, materials, durability and performance, and above all into its carbon footprint across the entire building life cycle.

Our contribution

Phu Nguyen Steel is proud to contribute to this journey with our capabilities in G550 light gauge steel framing, industrialised manufacturing and prefabricated construction solutions, developed over two decades at our 20,000 m² ISO 9001:2015 certified factory.

Presentation screen of the low-carbon multi-storey prefabricated housing model research agreement
The research focus: a low-carbon multi-storey prefabricated housing model.

Looking ahead

Today it is a research agreement. But we believe steps like this will help create a new generation of Vietnamese buildings that are faster to build, more precise, more resource-efficient and greener.

Industrialised construction is no longer a story about the future. Step by step, it is becoming reality in Vietnam.

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