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Prefab Home by Architect Roberto Semprini

Prefab Home by  Architect Roberto Semprini
Prefab Home by  Architect Roberto Semprini
Prefab Home by  Architect Roberto Semprini
Prefab Home by  Architect Roberto Semprini
Prefab Home by  Architect Roberto Semprini

Prefab Home by  Architect Roberto SempriniThis chic, contemporary home design is the idea of the architect Roberto Semprini; a sustainable home design is born from understanding that the home should be a manifestation of fashion, function, elegance, environmental responsibility and the poetry in life. Italian design company Subissati comes this beautiful, modern wooden prefabricated houses. Italian print house was not exactly what you would expect after hearing the "wood" and "mold" in the same sentence. Ultra-modern elements added excitement of this quiet space, such as original and innovative steps. If your home eco sustainable, check out this italian prefab house in Bologna Fair. This modern, open concept home design features a minimalist interior with a futuristic edge, because of daily life should be simple, but it will never boring.

Modular Home by Architecton and Shelter Industries

Modular Home by Architecton and Shelter Industries
Modular Home by Architecton and Shelter Industries
Modular Home by Architecton and Shelter Industries
Modular Home by Architecton and Shelter Industries
Modular Home by Architecton and Shelter Industries
Modular Home by Architecton and Shelter Industries
Modular Home by Architecton and Shelter Industries
Modular Home by Architecton and Shelter Industries
Modular Home by Architecton and Shelter Industries
Modular Home by Architecton and Shelter IndustriesThis award-winning eco-friendly modular homes are built by the project and Shelter Architecton Industries. This house is designed to make the border between the indoor and outdoor transparent. The roof is designed to collect rain water. The kitchen / great room and bedroom wing wing, connected to the main entry deck and yard, provide some access to the deck. Landscape features surrounding drought-resistant grasses and plants, thus conserving water. The exterior of the house made of cedar wood and steel cladding with a custom-false metal roof. This window is designed to save energy as other energy efficient equipment at home. 1400 v-shaped square meter holiday home is the result of growing interest in preserving the environmental resources by using reclaimed, recycled and materials and sustainable products. Modular construction helps to cut the development budget.

House Looks Like Bunker by Thomas Bendel

House Looks Like Bunker by Thomas Bendel
House Looks Like Bunker by Thomas Bendel
House Looks Like Bunker by Thomas Bendel
House Looks Like Bunker by Thomas Bendel
House Looks Like Bunker by Thomas Bendel
House Looks Like Bunker by Thomas Bendel
House Looks Like Bunker by Thomas Bendel
House Looks Like Bunker by Thomas BendelOther walls are made of raw concrete floors contrast with pure black. This house that looks like a kind of bunker is a private residence designed by Thomas Bendel. This is made of prefabricated concrete at the front and rear side made of glass and aluminum in black anodized. Through the windows of the house arrest many landscape view. The living area is a large space in the kitchen hidden behind walls maple high gloss black with oak joints. House behind the entrance is ten feet long staircase with an iron grip. In fact, such views have a bathroom but can not be seen from the outside.

Prefabricated Concrete Home in Sonoma County

Prefabricated Concrete Home in Sonoma County
Located in an apple orchard in Sonoma County, California, contemporary Orchard House by Anderson Anderson Architecture alternates concrete, galvanized steel and floor to ceiling glass a true reflection of the unique design of its surroundings. This prefabricated modern house is repeated using a modular structure and standardized sandwich SIPS panel and prefabricated truss backbone. This approach has been to design two advantages - a highly adaptable, and have reduced construction costs.

Prefabricated Concrete Home in Sonoma County

But do not be fooled, this project did not just "go back". The design involved a study of surrounding agricultural landscape, and every tree that dot it. "True to the nature of the orchard, the house is expected that long sequences of indoor and outdoor classes, defined by the trees nearby, offering long, counter views and straight along the diagonal axis the ground, "said Anderson Anderson Architecture." The solid concrete walls align with the rows of tree trunks, while the volume of open rooms and outside the courts align with the open space between trees , providing a spatial continuity between home and landscape, figure and void. "

Prefabricated Concrete Home in Sonoma County

The house of the poor visibility and flat roofs take comfort in the treetops. The interior and exterior, this modern single house has a minimum of simplicity - heated concrete, rough concrete walls primary external and internal, secondary and interior walls and ceilings are finished panels white gypsum.

Prefabricated Concrete Home in Sonoma County
Prefabricated Concrete Home in Sonoma County

Eco Friendly Prefabricated Home

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if you happened to be at the 2008 Vancouver Home & Garden Show, you’ll know the main attraction was this eco friendly prefabricated home - the EcoFabulous House - a lean, "green" design that still puts style and comfort in the forefront. Designed by Architecton and Shelter Industries, this modern home is your stylish solution environmentally friendly, modular housing. At 1,400 sq. ft., this house features reclaimed wood, recycled materials and sustainable products. Adding to this ecologically low-impact design, the architects included energy-efficient appliances and windows, water-saving technology, and smart wiring. The factory built design also does its part by reducing emissions and waste associated with on-site construction. The house consists of two modules: one housing an open-concept living area and kitchen, and the other occupied by two bedrooms and two bathrooms. A 400-sq.-ft. patio incorporates the great outdoors into this country-chic design. The home’s facade of cedar and steel complements the custom-made roof.

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Chameleon : Modern Prefab House in Lake Michigan


It’s the unassuming quality of this modern prefab house that makes it stand out most! Overlooking Lake Michigan, Chameleon House by Anderson Anderson Architecture is a simple structure with a strong vertical presence, rising amid rolling hills and agricultural landscape. Clad in galvanized metal and wrapped in a skirting wall of recycled translucent polyethelene slats, this contemporary house boasts the benefits of blending with its surroundings and the changing seasons, hence its name.

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“The translucent polyethylene material set out over the dully reflective wall cladding is chosen for its ability to gather the light and color of its landscape, dissolving the finely shadowed and inexplicably haloed structure into the seasonal color cycle of snow and ice and black twig tracery; pale pink blossom clouds; pollen green leaf and grass; golden straw and vivid foliage,” according to Anderson Anderson Architecture.

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Prefab weeHouse by Alchemy Architects

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As far as small but sweet homes go, weeHouse by Alchemy Architects is a mini mansion! This compact prefab house makes itself at home in virtually any environment – as long as it’s accessible by the delivery truck! “The weeHouse is based on a modern aesthetic, efficient use of space, and intelligent adaptation of prefab building technology,” say the architects. The basic unit starts with a single module, and can be expanded to a two-module system, single- or double-storey, and is entirely customizable to meet your space requirements. Ideal as a home, a cabin or an office unit, weeHouse features a sturdy wood and steel frame, and boasts expansive windows to really lighten and brighten up this contemporary, compact design. Inside, this prefab home can be equipped with every modern comfort – luxurious bamboo flooring, spacious cabinets and closets, a cozy fireplace, a full bathroom and kitchen, and even the kitchen sink! Starting from an affordable $125 per sq. ft., weeHouse proves that good things really do come in small packages.

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Prefab Chameleon House

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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

With its galvanized sheet metal cladding of the wall surface, this vertical prefabricated structure is wrapped in a skirting wall of recycled translucent polyethelene slats, reflecting light and color of its landscape; hence the name - Chameleon House.

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The translucent polyethelene slats stand on aluminum frames that serve also as window washing platforms and emergency exit structures.

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… I guess either you like it or you don’t… the word “unusual” comes to mind when I think of this prefab home - Just look at that view.

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Modern Boxhome highlights eco-friendly living in Scandinavia

As northern natives, one issue was top of mind when the minds at Rintal Eggertsson Architects took to designing modern and functional homes – climate. Thus, the unpredictable, often harsh weather of Oslo, Norway, played a large role in the final outcome of the Boxhome project – a contemporary house design which is as notable for its function as its fashion appeal. Boxhome measures just 19m2 so its easy to heat (a requirement in Scandinavia at least six months of the year), making it both an eco-friendly and economically sound housing option. Housed behind the minimalist geometric facade is the kitchen and dining room combo, a living room, a bathroom and a bedroom. The space may be limited, but this house isn’t about quantity – it’s about quality. According to the architects, the project is about the use of materials and light, and an efficient use of floor space, resulting in a housing option ¼ the price of comparable units in the area. While Boxhome is just a prototype, the design can be adapted to accommodate larger families

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