Container homes by De Maria Design are architecturally designed shipping container based contemporary homes; a by-product of the architect’s total immersion into alternative construction methodologies.

Container homes by Adam Kalkin are inventive and contemporary. Among Adam Kalkin homes is the Quik House; a prefabricated kit house from recycled shipping containers. The shell assembles within one day at your site; from start to finish, it should take no longer than three months to complete your 2,000 sq. ft. shipping container home.

Prefab cabins by CabanaVillage are customizable cabins. These prefabs are constructed with cedar or maintenance-free siding, and cedar doors, windows and trim. All prefab cabins come standard with 1/2″ plywood roof sheathing and 2×4 SPF framing.

Zenkaya prefab home is a ready-made living space, offering you a home with highly insulated wall panels and high quality finishes. Zenkaya prefab home is a fusion of modern technology and practicality which will give you peace of mind.

These container homes are actually three en-suite accommodation units, created by Container City, providing flexible and comfortable homes for the artists on residency and for other visitors to Cove Park.

Prefab home Modular 4 is Studio 804’s most ambitious project to date. Consisting of seven modules, the 1500 square foot home features a remarkably flexible floor plan anchored by a core of service space that defines the interior, while the seven modules are offset in the middle to separate public and private, creating a bold four-foot cantilever on either side of the house.

Wired magazine and LivingHomes partnered to create the first ever WIRED prefabricated home, a showcase of the best in sustainability, technology and design. This 4,057-sq.-ft. $4 million prefab home is in the exclusive Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles.