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tagged as 'Magic Box'
Low Impact Living interviewed the folks at pieceHomes: affordability is key. A lot of companies are selling their factory-built work at $400-500/square foot—and they are gorgeous, but very expensive. Our goal is to produce some homes at the $200/sq foot level….we’d prefer to sell more smaller, affordable homes to more clients than a big, expensive home to a really wealthy client... CubeMe covered Camp Smull by Resolution: 4 Architecture. Materialicio.us discussed the pinc house sport, from Pinc House, a company involved in the Some Assembly Required exhibition we've mentioned previously. Jetson Green loves the Rapson Greenbelt, mentioned last week. Inhabitat's Prefab Friday featured the Magic Box. Treehugger looked at a unique prefab: When your hard drive is full you can plug in another, because they are all designed to be modular and interchangeable. Why shouldn't houses work that way? architecture.MNP found a cool Danish design: Designed by Danish firm ONV Architects, the home is a modular [really?] prefab that is both customizable and [supposedly] affordable. |