Prefab Modern
Prefab Modern by Jill Herbers, published by Harper Collins on May 25, 2004, is a first edition that spans 160 pages. This book explores the evolving perception of prefabricated housing, moving beyond traditional views to present it as a viable and appealing option for home buyers seeking distinctive yet affordable residences. With one in six new houses being prefab and a significant number produced annually in the U.S., the book highlights the growing trend of modular and panelized construction methods.
Readers will find a comprehensive examination of some of the best prefabricated houses available globally, along with a resource directory for purchasing these innovative homes. The content delves into various aspects of architecture, design, and construction, making it a valuable reference for those interested in residential building methods and the technology behind modern housing solutions. This edition serves as a guide for understanding the history and development of prefab homes, appealing to both potential buyers and industry professionals.
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For many, the idea of prefab may bring to mind trailers and other less desirable images of housing.Instead, the new prefab is becoming the inevitable next step to “cool” housing as home buyers look for distinctive yet reasonably priced first and second homes. One in six new houses today is a prefab and 400,000 units are now produced in the U.S. each year. More than 50% of all homes are constructed in whole or in part by using building systems — modular, panelized components produced in quality controlled environments. This exploration of the best prefabricated houses on the market today, from all over the world, along with a resource directory on how you can purchase them, is an invaluable reference for those interested in this alternative.
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