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Stunning Prefab Micro-Homes Go Together Like LEGO Bricks Posted: 30 Oct 2013 10:00 AM PDT The era of suburban sprawl seems to be over, and many people find themselves downsizing to homes that are smaller than they ever considered possible. Alchemy Architects is a firm that helps homeowners realize their miniature home dreams with the weeHouse. Just as it sounds, a weeHouse is a tiny alternative to a traditional home. Modular and prefabricated, these homes can be dispatched and assembled anywhere. But they aren’t simple cookie cutter houses that get lost in the slew of other tiny abodes – these are fully customizable designer mini homes. The home designs are based on the concept of building blocks. Each “block” is one module – these modules can be stacked or put side by side to create the exact specifications the customer wants. Although they are meant to create small-space homes, the modules can be linked in various ways to make stunning larger homes. Regardless of the chosen size of your weeHouse, Alchemy allows for a huge amount of customization. The flooring, siding, counters, windows, fixtures, outdoor areas, and everything else are up to the customer. WeeHouse buyers can build their dream home from start to finish, adding in the perfect elements and ending up with something truly lovely, whether it is actually “wee” or a bit larger. WeeHouses were built to withstand nearly any environment from snowy mountains to windy coasts. By integrating green technology into the home designs, Alchemy Architects also ensure that their homes will have as little environmental impact as possible. And at 10 to 15 percent less expensive than a conventional house of the same size, a weeHouse will also have little impact on your budget. |
Concrete Tableware: Really Rugged Set of Bowls & Plates Posted: 29 Oct 2013 04:00 PM PDT Angular geometric forms seem well-suited to the material being used in this curious collection of dining surfaces, reflecting the hard-edged way in which concrete is generally shaped. But for VIDÓ NÓRI it is not just about the look – these objects are made to be highly durable and easily washable as well. And if they break, well, concrete tends to shatter less easily, and create less dangerous shards than glass or ceramic – of course, it may also do more damage if you have hardwood floors. Small imperfects are also true to the aggregate-and-cement nature of the project, and give the series character, as well as contrast with respect to the warmer colors of foods to be put in and on the pieces. |
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