Prefab Booth at Electronics Show

The Consumer Electronics Show may have the flashiest booths of any trade gathering in the world. This week in Las Vegas, firms like Microsoft and Intel lorded it over the convention floor with small cities that convulsed with sound and light. The power geeks really know how to pitch a spectacle, though it can get pretty tiresome.
So imagine my relief when I saw a modest prefab home built at the far end of one of the main halls. The home, whose model name is Aegean, is a new design built from shipping containers by Los Angeles Architect Peter DeMaria for Logical Homes, a California prefab outfit. It was built inside the convention center for Olevia, a company that makes energy efficient televisions.
So imagine my relief when I saw a modest prefab home built at the far end of one of the main halls. The home, whose model name is Aegean, is a new design built from shipping containers by Los Angeles Architect Peter DeMaria for Logical Homes, a California prefab outfit. It was built inside the convention center for Olevia, a company that makes energy efficient televisions.
Posted by: Michael Cannell on Jan 9, 08 at 11:32 AM PST
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