What does the term "tilt-up construction" mean?

Tilt-up construction is a building method that involves casting large concrete panels on-site and then lifting them into place using a crane. This system of construction was originally developed in the early 1900s and is now widely used in North America and worldwide for various types of buildings such as schools, churches, libraries, retail centers, and office buildings.

While tilt-up construction was once thought to be applicable only to large warehouses, it is now the preferred choice of many developers, designers, and contractors due to its numerous advantages.