The textbook "Precast Reinforced Concrete Structures" offers a comprehensive investigation into the use of prefabricated reinforced concrete structures in the industrial sector. It covers the entire production chain, from the manufacturing of the elements to their installation on site. The historical context of the patenting of prefabricated components is examined, as well as the common methods of prestressing used in contemporary construction practices. Additionally, the specific risks associated with the various phases of production and assembly are analyzed in detail. Another focus of the book is on the seismic vulnerability of single-story precast constructions and the possibilities for improving their earthquake-resistant behavior through cost-effective and minimally invasive measures. Finally, critical experiences from practice are presented and discussed.