The 15-story Ark Hotel in Changsha, China was built in six days using factory-built parts brought to the site by a convoy of trucks. Completed on June 11, the finished building had triple-glazed plastic windows, heat insulation, LED lighting, and HVAC systems in place, while using no stationary cranes. The level 9 earthquake-resistant building was also sound proofed and thermally insulated.

The foundations were already built, however, using the prefabricated model of shipping in factory-built parts allowed the Arc Hotel to be erected while claiming a 1% construction waste. Dubbed the Sustainable Building, the builder states the structure combines environmentally friendly, comfortable, and secure elements. The video claims there were no injuries in the construction process.

See the time-lapsed video here.