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Truffle Shaver
A truffle is a terrible thing to waste. This durable stainless steel shaver has razor-sharp adjustable blades that make it easy to slice even the smallest truffle thinly and evenly. Just slide…
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Raw Mirror
Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the rawest of them all? Designer Stanley Ruiz cut this birch plywood piece to expose the unique grain of the wood, while a leather strap suspends it from the wall…
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Vedel Child's Chair
Vedel is often credited as being one of the very first designers to take furniture for children seriously. This piece, designed in 1957 and constructed of beech plywood, features slats on either…
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Mapping Prefab
In just under ten years, dozens of prefab projects from all over the world have graced the pages of Dwell. We sifted through our archives to find some of our best-loved pieces, revisiting stories…
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How much did this home cost?
Yes, how much would this house cost? Seems expensive.
I ask this question as a student: who serves as the structural consultant for the modules? is it the prefab factory? (i guess it probably is). i'm just curious about the work flow of a modular home( a fine one i must say). does the architect hire a site engineer or is the project handed over to a construction firm directly from the architect without any further structural consulting. do you have in-house structural engineers who work with your modules to make them sound structurally or you pick new structural engineering firms for each house you design? I'd really love to have a paid/unpaid internship with you as a structural intern or revit/BIM drafter(I'm returning for a master's in structural engineering at cornell in the fall and want a good experience with a prefab firm)
What type of curtain track are they using in the master bedroom to travel around the corner?
How many square feet is in this house....? Peter and Debbie
yeah...... another example of really cool architecture not attainable by the people. its awesome yes, but the potential of pre fab is in affordability, i want to see someone actually offer it.
Really cool prefabricated home. I happened to be at Lowe's shopping and noticed this magazine with some cool houses on it. I was interested because we are thinking about building a home ourselves. I picked up the magazine and started reading about these cool homes and it was Dwell magazine so I thought I would check it out. Really cool website. I love the idea of prefab homes like this one. I believe they are built far superior to stick built homes for a lot less money. I have actually toward a prefab manufacturer and and quality control is what I believe makes the difference. It's amazing how these homes can be put together in such short time and the creativity is absolutely amazing. All the windows is what really makes this home. Definitely a winner!
Just saw this house listed by Sotheby's. Asking price is $4.5 million. Here's the link to the listing: http://www.sothebyshomes.com/hamptons/sales/0035651#
4.5 million in the Hamptons with a TOWNHOUSE in Greenwich Village (8-10 million easy) these are not homes for normal people.
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