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Prefab Wednesday – The Jeriko House.

This week’s prefab house is the Jeriko House, an aluminum-framed prefab that is easily assembled on site in as little as 5 months. That supposedly includes design planning time as well, so the actual construction must be pretty short. Because it is made from aluminum formed into precision shaped ‘profiles’ offering the approximate strength [...]

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Prefab Wednesday – The m-house By Tim Pyne.

This week’s prefab is the m-house, a design by Tim Pyne. Based in the UK, it is not available here in the United States, but I sure wish it was. The house is over 1000 square feet and is delivered to your site in 2 pieces and then assembled. Costing £147,500 (about [...]

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Prefab Wednesday – Why I Write About Prefab Houses.

I am feeling really under the weather this week and instead of trying to go and research the next prefab house for this Wednesday’s edition, I thought I would take a moment to answer a reader’s question as to why I write a weekly post about prefab housing. Here is the question:
“I have been reading [...]

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Prefab Wednesday – The Quik House By Adam Kalkin.

Made from recycled shipping containers, these Quik Houses are definitely a pure example of prefab housing…after all, they were built a while ago and can be delivered in their final form. The Quik House has three bedrooms and two and one-half baths in its 2,000 square foot plan. Made out of 6 shipping containers, [...]

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