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• Hzxiaoya the growing popularity of the Prefab House

  by container home April 19, 2016
  There are a number of Mobile Toilet, which make the prefab homes a better option when compared with the traditional construction methods. The modules can be ordered and shipped directly to your block. Since all the sections are manufactured in a factory assembly line, a high level of quality control...

• Hzxiaoya the Prefab House design

  by container home April 12, 2016
  The client imposed a free brief right at the start of the Prefab House design which evolved over a long period. The house represents a hybrid typology of a small residential retreat and a guest house with facilities for local skiing and nature hiking. The form and scale of the house are largely...

• The total cost of the Mobile Toilet project

  by container home April 6, 2016
  Are our Modular Home over-engineered? They're certainly expensive, thanks in part to the building materials and labor required to construct them. Maison D, by Fouquet Architecture Urbanisme, makes an interesting argument for using budget building materials to produce a stripped-down family house at ...

• The expandable house nature of the lightweight

  by container home April 2, 2016
  The expandable house nature of the lightweight Crusoe 18ft Trimaran, with its multiple sealed stowage hatches and huge deck area is impressive. The whole picture is even more so. The modular design allows the Crusoe to be adapted to specifically suit any particular purpose, and the ingenious use of ...

• Joining the Mobile Toilet

  by container home March 31, 2016
  Modos was founded Matt Tyson and Andrew Personette, a pair of industrial designers from Brooklyn, New York. Modos was inspired by what the duo perceived as a sacrifice of Modular Home quality for the sake of convenience in flatpack furniture, which by extension, results in a shorter lifecycle o...

• Shipped and re-assembled at the museum

  by container home March 24, 2016
  Loblolly House was built in just six weeks in 2006, inaugurating a novel approach to building off site using integrated component assemblies that are factory-built and assembled together on site. We recently constructed a full-scale critical detail of Loblolly House in our Philadelphia shop, and it ...