Collection by Sarah Amandolare
Prefab at Dwell on Design Los Angeles
At an expanded 23,000 square feet, Dwell Outdoor promises to be a hub for all things green and prefab during Dwell on Design, taking place June 20-22, 2014, in Los Angeles. A variety of the latest prefab models will be on display, and innovators will take to the stage to share what's next in the world of prefab housing. Click through the slideshow to get a sneak peak.
Wheelhaus founder and CEO Jamie Mackay creates prefabs with the same quality and durability of the log cabins he grew up with, while also incorporating his values of green production and modern design. Although it takes about four months to construct his prefabricated properties, it takes about a week for the home to be delivered, and then three to five days for the house to be set up on site.
Altius miniHome offers a hybrid system of architect-designed modular prefabricated homes. Compact, high quality, and energy-efficient, these contemporary residences are fit for urban or vacation properties.
The Dropspot Portable Prefab's versatility makes it suitable for a variety of residential and commercial settings, from office spaces to extra bedrooms to hotel bungalows.
Launching at this year’s Dwell on Design in Los Angeles, CubeDepot sells, rents, and modifies ISO containers.
Brian and Katrina Manzo, the husband and wife cofounders of Sprouting Sprocket Studio, create luxurious mobile outdoor living spaces.
Minarc, a design studio favoring holistic, environmentally sound materials, has left its mark from Los Angeles to Reykjavik. The studio also designs prefabs, including for affordable housing projects in South L.A., and will bring one to the show floor.