The Tamor Khola Hydropower Camp Project is a run-of-river hydropower project in Nepal. The project uses prefab technology, which is a type of construction where sections of the house are manufactured in a factory and then transported to the site for assembly.This method has many advantages, such as faster and easier construction, consistent and high quality, flexible and customizable, and sustainable and eco-friendly. Rhythm and Remash Construction is the partner responsible for the design, technology, and interior concepts of the prefab camps, as well as the delivery and assembly of the modules.