PRE-FABRICATED NEWS

House RR by Andrade Morettin Arquitectos

1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00

Images: Andrade Morettin Arquitectos

The Brazilian architectural studio Andrade Morettin Arquitectos has designed the summerhouse RR. It is situated on the north coast of Sao Paulo. The structure is elevated 75 cm above the ground level via concrete pillars cast on site. Reinforced concrete has been used for the realization of the project, combined with wood for the floors. Most of the components of the house are pre-fabricated and have been simply mounted in place on the construction site.▪

Nomad Home by Gerold Peham

1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00

images: Gerold Peham, Marc Haader, Angelo Kaunat
Nomad Home is a modular building system, meant for 21-century people. Gerold Peham�s creation represents a transportable and extendable living space. The home that moves with you is set on a building plot of 200-300 sq.m. It includes mobile electric and sanitary installations. The home has 16 size variations, starting from е 22 sq.m. and can be transported by a standard truck. It�s available in 12 exterior and 9 interior colors. The outside skin is exchangeable through a modular system and available in different variations. The entrance area can be made of aluminium, fibreglass, corrugated iron, larch or special foil in all colours. The inner shell is made of linoleum. The interior is offered in 3 styles - Basic, Trend & High End.

Perrinepod - to Build a House in 3 Days

1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00

Images: Jean-mic Perrine

Build your home in 3 days! And get such an archutecture that will suit any landscape and adapt to virtually any architectural style. This is a real option, given by Jean-mic Perrine. �My design is about appreciating the beauty of simple, uncluttered space\", he says. The Perrinepod houses are very functional, very simple. They are made entirely of aerated, polished, concrete. There are also some aluminium components. You can customise the interior according to your preferences, including the selection of appliances and fittings, as well as the layout of rooms. ▪

momo by grasshopper

1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00

images: grasshopper

Thomas Lind Senior Architect from grasshopper studio has designed momo - a modern modular-based interpretation of the weekend traditional cottage. Its structure contains of different living environments held together by a relaxation area, covered with a tensile fabric roof structure. The architectural idea of the house in a box combined with the flexibility of a module gives myriads of opportunities, and can be moved in various urban and residential contexts without compromising architectural quality and functionality.

Rock Living by Minarc

1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00

images: Minarc

Minarc have created an environmental friendly prefabricated home. The installation features a back yard and a tennis court. Rock Living�s design is based on the smooth change of in and out space. Vast glass doors allow direct access to the pool straight from the living room. Rock Living offers one well organized living space with dining area, outdoor kitchen with a barbeque and pizza oven, a living area and an upper level with 3 bedrooms with a bath and a master suite with smart interior decisions, which gain space.

Suite Home by Hangar Design Group for Holiday Homes Design

1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00

images: Hangar Design Group

Suite Home is a mobile house, made from arch. Bovo-Manente from Hangar Design Group. The large stained steel windows give access to natural light and help the connection between inner and outer space. The construction is entirely made of wood and aluminum. The interior, dominated by the large-screen LCD TV and the classy counter in black, includes a kitchen, a living space and a bath. Suite Home is 330 cm high, 850-cm. long. The inside width is 400 cm. ▪

Joshua Tree by Arch.Bovo-Manente for Holiday Homes Design

1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00

images: Hangar Design Group

Suitable for the hardest mountain terrains, Joshua Tree is made by Arch.Bovo-Manente from Hangar Design Group. It�s a mobile home covered in metal with an interior space made of natural wood. The house is 330 cm high, and 850-cm. long. The inside width is 400 cm. It includes a big and smaller sleeping space, two bathrooms and one kitchen and a living room. ▪

Loftcube by Werner Aisslinger

1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00

images: Steffen Janicke

LoftCube is a newly developed modular system, created by Werner Aisslinger . It allows for more rapid transportation and installation in yet undeveloped places. LoftCubes can be linked together horizontally or diagonally. The set-up time is only three days, including the interior. This new living space can be used for working, living, and relaxing. The kitchen is custom-made to fit the spatial dimensions of the LoftCube. Despite its minimal space requirements, it offers all functions needed by demanding chefs. The bathroom is totally modular, corresponding with the kitchen and the living area. Everything is operated through a single panel. ▪

V Houses in Yelapa, Mexico

1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00

Images: Martin Kunz
These houses, created for Verana Hotel are self-contained. Solar panels on top, compost toilets and all grey water is treated and reused in our gardens. The idea comes from Joe Sheer tropical-treehouse.com who built his �hoochs� in Puerto Rico and Oregon. He used mainly Bamboo or Douglas fir poles; here metal is used instead. With basically no environmental impact or footprint, those structures can be built on any type of surface condition. Flat ground, steep hills, lots of vegetation, trees, water, sand or whatever else might be in the way for any other design or construction. The interior space is 92 sq m.