modular2house by Studio 804
by TreeHugger 
on 04.12.05
In the Studio 804 program at the University of Kansas School of Architecture and Urban Design, architecture graduate students get the chance to design a house and build it in five months—often a house aimed at affordability. This year, they’re building modular2, a prefab sequel to last spring’s modular1 (Architecture Magazine’s Home of the Year). Sustainability, accessibility, and efficiency are some of the stated goals, and we like the design direction they’ve taken. You can follow the progress of the build on a week-by-week basis at the website (the modules were moved to the site in Kansas City last week). Via fabprefab ::Studio 804 [by KK]
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