Because of our many comments here on Freshome demanding that we should also share with you guys ideas that are easier to put to practice and homes that are more affordable, today we would like to present a house that fits this requested profile. HIVE Modular is a company that produces and sells prefab modular homes also taking into consideration their design architecture. The buildings are not only unique in style, but very easy to put together (comparing with other type of constructions) and made up of sustainable materials. The project in the pictures below is called “B-Line Small” and it was built with a cost of $185/sq ft. It has 6 rooms and a total of 990 sq feet. If you are to build this sort of home at a smaller scale, the would be reduced accordingly. -via DigsDigs
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By Lavinia
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C’mon, now, Freshome. It’s great to see a compact, elegant, sustainable floorplan. It’s also fine to see pictures of a less compact home built by the same folks. But to put that plan beside those pictures is either sloppy or bait-and-switch, the kind of mismatch that suggests someone wasn’t paying attention.
You’re too good a pub for this kind of sloppiness…
I’ve seen better. I think this house is a little exposed and bland. I did like the sliding door though.
Compact houses, that have been improved, can be better for the majority of people (a wider audiance) that probably visit this website for ideas. Not all of us are multi millioners with DREAM houses on lake shores.
The architectural plan does not match the pictures above it.
It’s cute but very exposed and some parts seem about as cheaply fabricated as some cheaper Ikea items.
Thanks Freshome – keep finding cost-effective homes for us!
Thank you very much for your constructive comments, Kim and Cristina.
Chris too
Look at the neighboring houses. So ugly american style