Prefabricated architecture?

Apparently architects have toyed with the idea for decades. The idea brings many ideas to mind, quality not being one of them. But now a firm called Resolution for Architecture plans to change that.

They've designed a series of modules that can be combined in dozens of ways to create custom houses. The difference? They actually look good. Good enough, in fact, to win a competition sponsored by Dwell magazine.

There's something to be said for taking ideas from other industries (IKEA?) and applying them to your own. It certainly beats copying your industry leader.

Sean Johnson, Thursday, May 29, 2003 at 5:47 PM
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