pre·fab·ri·cate 
(prē-făbrĭ-kāt′)
(prē-făbrĭ-kāt′)tr.v. pre·fab·ri·cat·ed, pre·fab·ri·cat·ing, pre·fab·ri·cates
1. To manufacture (a building or section of a building, for example) in advance, especially in standard sections that can be easily shipped and assembled.
2. To make up, construct, or develop in an artificial, unoriginal, or stereotypic manner.
pre·fab′ri·cation n.
pre·fabri·ca′tor n.