
The modules were stacked perpendicular to one another, with the lower volume housing the kitchen, living and dining room and a small WC nestled under the stairs. A lightweight steel truss that run along the longer side of the module allow the projecting elements of the top volume. The entire house cost $136,000 to construct – $136 per square foot.
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“By rotating the modules perpendicular to each other, three exterior spaces are created — two porches covered by the cantilevers and aroof deckabove the kitchen on top of the lower module,” said the team.
+ Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design
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