$10,000 Puzzle Piece Home Made from Reused Wood Could Solve Affordable Housing Crisis

<a href="http://www.eco-nnect.eu" target="_blank">ECOnnect</a> has developed an innovative puzzle piece home that could provide one solution to the current <a href="https://inhabitat.com/tag/global-housing-shortage/" target="_blank">housing shortage</a>. The Dutch studio created the home after a hurricane hit Haiti and hundreds of thousands of people were left homeless. Since then, the idea has evolved into a fantastic <a href="https://inhabitat.com/tag/prefab/" target="_blank">pre-fab</a> home made from reused wood....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/puzzle-inspired-housing-made-from-reused-wood-could-solve-affordable-housing-crisis/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

One solution for the much anticipated housing shortage have evolved from disaster relief designs by ECOonnect who created this puzzle-inspired concept.

The idea has developed into a fantastic pre-fab home made from reused wood, that would cost a family only $10,000 and be easily constructed.

As the pieces slot together in three directions they create a bond strong enough that the building doesn’t need any other adhesive.