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G Living commented on the TrailerWrap project: While the low cost motive behind the introduction of mobile homes in the mid-1900s was a good one, the execution was often aesthetically reprehensible, shoddily constructed and inefficient energy-wise. TrailerWrap set out to take these small, dilapidated (often abandoned) structures and re-fashion them into something exciting and remarkable, yet sustainable and affordable. Freshome covered the Perrinepod: a cute prefab home that can be built in just 3 days and withstand everything from earthquakes to cyclones. The Good Human's Prefab Wednesday showed a prefab development in London that was covered last year on some of the other blogs. Inhabitat's Prefab Friday featured the Single Hauz, a sort of house-meets-billboard: ...the idea takes shape in such a stylish little form that we can’t help ponder the challenge posed: how much space do you really need and where do you want it? TreeHugger posted a video of Adam Kalkin speaking about containers, and looked back at their enthusiasm of three years ago.
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