5 Responses to “ Pre-fab 101: Green Field Trip to the MOMA ”

1. 

   Brianne
   

   27. Sep, 2008

   Modular homes are so great for being eco-friendly. I love the open window designs most of them have, but if you’re in a suburban community all your neighbors can see in. It’s a toss up - privacy or good natural light.

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   Joel Leitson
   

   11. Sep, 2009

   Great stuff here!
   Modular / prefab homes will offer solutions to the world’s housing shortage for the deprived, under-privileged and low income populations in society by providing a total system for basic, low-cost, quality built housing. The modular housing constructed with sandwich panels is the lowest in cost, most rapidly erected, simplest in design, and most structurally sound basic housing in existence today. Plus, you can ship 21 houses in a 40 foot container.

   My 2 cent’s……..Joel

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   26. Sep, 2008

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