Started this out of curiosity. Some owners rent out their prefabs, which means you can spend two nights in one before deciding whether to buy that model.

I want to build a good list of them. My one rule is that the rental has to connect back to the company that made the building. A listing titled “modern cabin” is no use to someone deciding what to buy.

Here is one to show what I mean. The Hot Springs Arched Cabin in Arkansas is an Arched Cabins kit, 24 by 32 feet, with a loft and a deck. Arched Cabins links to the Airbnb listing from their own site, which is enough to say who built it.

Nine so far: https://modernist.live/stays

If you have stayed in one or know of one, drop the link. If you know the manufacturer, say so. If you only have the listing, post it and I will try to find the builder.

Loved her LVM and KVL, but it seems she is not making them anymore. Are there similar offerings by others? Thoughtful, mostly metal, elegant construction and design?

Does anybody know of any reputable manufactured/modular homes company’s on the west side of Washington state?

www.buildsmartna.com

Build SMART has been operating in Lawrence, KS since 2015, and has just released a line of pre-designed, prefabricated high performance home kits. For most of it's history, Build SMART has been prefabricating custom Passive Homes and multifamily projects.

They are taking what they have learned, and have released a line of pre-designed kits to make building a high performance home easy! Whatever your energy goals are, Build SMART has a solution.

Hey all!

Check out these prefab houses we produce at Revonia.
These are made out of concrete and come in 1-2 parts. Meaning they are fully finished inside and out. They also are super energy-efficient, quiet, stromproof and have a lifetime of 100+ years.

Any thoughts and would you live in one?

This Rööm was built inland from California's central coast for an artist to use as a quiet, secluded space to meditate and create future works of art. It's also a space for her mother to sleep in when she visits from out of town. She opted for the porch to visually add square footage while offering a sheltered outdoor sitting area.

All concrete construction, precast components assembled on site. Very early concept for low cost housing. This is a Type 1, there was a Type 2 with bay windows and timber decking for the first floor. Located in the UK.

Hey fellow design nerds!

Just found this page and wanted to get some feedback on the modular prefab I've been developing over the last 3 years. I've built 5 so far.

They were conceived as an amalgamation of my architectural design experiences covering modern timber frame based on Japanese tea house (Sukiya) and Scandinavian (Finnish) design sensibilities.

I start with a timber frame and insert insulated panels for walls, floor and ceiling. The roof is more of a detached canopy.

Feedback welcome, thank you!