[USA] Christopher Deam - Modular

jparchitectus · 26-08-2005

This is a repost from PPB1. I recently just found this again, and I remembered there was alot of interest in it the first time around.

Link to Christopher Deam and other Modular, and Inventive Ideas.

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Ultramodern single-wide trailer by architect Christopher Deam.
The designer of the CCD Airstream has created a new modern recreational park trailer, built by Breckenridge, for $45K(!). It has 400 square feet of space, built-in storage and entertainment units, open kitchen, one bedroom (with closet), full-sized bathroom with bath, track lighting, four large sliding glass doors with louvered panels for sun control, central air & heat and an optional sleeping loft. Via Evan Rose.

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cobberman · 26-08-2005

very cool, thanks for the repost.

I really like modern modular design. I think that it will allow people with less money to afford modern design, and a way for more people to move into the modern way of living.

cacapis · 26-08-2005

Thanks! I find it very nice and cozy, but isn't it expensive at 45k?
Anyways it looks like the finishes are much better than a regular (and hedious) motor home.

david p · 11-08-2008

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As part of our Design Leaders video series, architect-designer Christopher Deam discusses his modern take on the classic Airstream.

dlo2k6The6 · 11-08-2008

Just a though... what does everyone think the environmental impact of modular/pre-fab houses is, considering that mass production rarely tends to be eco-friendly...

dlo2k6The6 · 11-08-2008

By the way david p, im loving the avatar

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