inhabit is the new prefab, modular home by Seattle-based real estate company, Unico Properties. With a purpose of making city living more accessible, inhabit offers prefab, modular apartments for future city dwellers, who appreciate stylish, open living spaces and environmentally responsible construction. Continue reading →

Japanese architect, Ryue Nishizawa, came up with a new definition of private and community living. The Moriyama House is a flexible-format of minimalist steel prefab house for Yasuo Moriyama, a perfect example where the home is designed like a community while connecting the inside and outside. Continue reading →

Based in San Francisco, Korean-born architect Kyu Che, designed the Lifepod; a versatile, collapsable, lightweight, and nomadic, fully functioning high-tech mini home capsule. Continue reading →

According to Yankee Barn Homes, everybody needs a barn, so why not make it a prefab? I am all for it. You already know how I love prefabricated houses so when I came upon Yankee Barn Homes I simply had to let you know. Continue reading →

The Rucksack House, designed by Stefan Eberstadt, is a prefab home extension; a hovering illuminated, prefabricated extension that looks like a cross between temporary scaffolding and a minimal sculpture. Why not expand your compact home with an additional room that is mobile as well as tres chic? Continue reading →

Designed by Anderson Anderson Architecture, the Chameleon House is a modern prefab home towering over the rolling topography of its cherry orchard site, peering outwards toward spectacular westward views of Lake Michigan and the surrounding agricultural landscape. Continue reading →

The MoMo is a highly flexible, modular home concept. This modern prefab home can be adapted to the site conditions and the dwellers individual needs without compromising architectural or functional qualities. Continue reading →

The Straw House, located in Eschenz, Switzerland, has a simple, formal shape. However, this experimental prefab is far from simple because of its highly innovative materials. Continue reading →

This low-cost, eco-friendly prefabricated house, which looks like a modular igloo, is called the Dome House; However, as much as I find its unique form fascinating, it is the building material which is truly innovative. This prefab house is made from expanded polystyrene, “the fourth-generation building material” after wood, iron, and concrete. Continue reading →

This prefabricated house is called the Element House – a modern and rational housing type with high architectonical quality, located in Troms, Norway. Continue reading →