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There is a close contact between my childhood memories and prefab architecture as my father was a promoter of this concept. The advent of new material would open up the door to an emerging market defined by a lower budget and a new look.
Perhaps the picture does not make justice to my point but you can blame it on me. The picture shows a natural and intended bled between the house and the surroundings so it is kind of hard to get the details but that is why I got some more.
By now, we can spot the different concept, a naturalistic Eco-friendly look and of course an expected lower cost.
On exhibit B it is more evident the change of style. The space is optioned by using squared areas and high ceilings that offer a great volume and sense of amplitude.
Another interesting element is the austerity on the house surroundings.
No platforms, no modifications, only the necessary elements such as a simple deck around the whole house. How does that sound? Not bad really. Any modification thereafter will be a matter of time, only you have the confidence of doing the right modification as you are not simply guessing, you have a proven decision about a new change.
This final example, portrays the very essence of the prefab homes in terms of minimalistic design with wide volume under the roof. It looks like a wooden cabin, but once you are knocking on the door you realize the scale of the project and especially, how wide and generous the space is.
It is a good mental exercise to reconsider the space distribution and where exactly our dwelling need reside. Perhaps you will realize that what you want is not a conventional townhouse or a 4000Sq. Ft. estate. Maybe you were looking for a pre-fab cabin with all you ever wished for and didn't know it.
Until the next issue, all the best.
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There is a close contact between my childhood memories and prefab architecture as my father was a promoter of this concept. The advent of new material would open up the door to an emerging market defined by a lower budget and a new look.
Perhaps the picture does not make justice to my point but you can blame it on me. The picture shows a natural and intended bled between the house and the surroundings so it is kind of hard to get the details but that is why I got some more.
By now, we can spot the different concept, a naturalistic Eco-friendly look and of course an expected lower cost.
On exhibit B it is more evident the change of style. The space is optioned by using squared areas and high ceilings that offer a great volume and sense of amplitude.
Another interesting element is the austerity on the house surroundings.
No platforms, no modifications, only the necessary elements such as a simple deck around the whole house. How does that sound? Not bad really. Any modification thereafter will be a matter of time, only you have the confidence of doing the right modification as you are not simply guessing, you have a proven decision about a new change.
This final example, portrays the very essence of the prefab homes in terms of minimalistic design with wide volume under the roof. It looks like a wooden cabin, but once you are knocking on the door you realize the scale of the project and especially, how wide and generous the space is.
It is a good mental exercise to reconsider the space distribution and where exactly our dwelling need reside. Perhaps you will realize that what you want is not a conventional townhouse or a 4000Sq. Ft. estate. Maybe you were looking for a pre-fab cabin with all you ever wished for and didn't know it.
Until the next issue, all the best.
www.miguelperezphoto.com
Originalwww.miguelperezphoto.blogspot.com
Architecture www.architecturephotographyflorida.blogspot.com
Aviation www.aviationphotographyfl.blogspot.com
Product www.productphotographyflorida.blogspot.com
Commercial www.commercialphotographyinflorida.blogspot.com
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