Prefab Becomes Hip
13 September 2003 - 5:00am
Forget trailer parks as bland low-rent subdivisions. New designs are making prefabricated housing hip.
"A new generation of architects has dramatically re-envisioned prefabricated housingusing cheaper materials, clever construction strategies and the best of modern design. For under $200,000, an architecturally adventurous family can now buy a stylish single-family home, precut and ready to assemble. Yes, prefab has finally become, well, fab."
Full Story:
Design: Beyond the Trailer Park
Source:
Newsweek, September 15, 2003
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