The modern prefabricated house redefines house construction. Those who favor them cite advantages such as low prices, better construction, their ecological and flexible properties. Modern prefabricated houses have been developed and enlarged over time. They are no longer the two-room shacks with no water in the house. The modular homes can span thousands of square feet with multiple floors. We have collected 8 amazing designs for you so that you can get more information about this new trend.
1. Modern prefab home in California by Marmol Radziner
Here is onemodern low maintenanceHouse that also embodies our idea of a dream home! This vacation home offers peace and relaxation, and was built with low-maintenance and easily replaceable materials such as concrete floors and metal siding. The covered porch provides outdoor entertaining areas in all weather conditions. The floor-to-ceiling high glass sliding doors harmoniously connect the indoor and outdoor areas. The minimalist interior design is punctuated by amazing modern furnishings as colorful pops of color add vibrant accents to the space.
2. Prefabricated house by Gerold Pelham – NOMADHOME
In the spirit of modern prefabricated houses, the architectGerold Pelhama functional design combined with style and elegance. NOMADHOME knows no boundaries when it comes to geography. Choose your location, place your order, and from eight to 10 weeks you can receive your NOMADHOME. Pelham designed this prefab home without losing sight of the modern family. The modular design offers efficient use of the interior space and no corner has been neglected.
3. Mobile and modular from MIMA
These mobile modular homes are inspired by Japanese architecture and dedicated to the flexible family. This unique living concept is inexpensive and completely customizableMIMA Architectsliterally made to order. These modern prefabricated houses are designed according to the chosen location, size and room requirements. MIMA architects will generate a design just for you. The interiors are designed with simplicity and functionality in mind. We love the glass facade that really opens up this minimalist interior to the outdoors.
4. Modular prefabricated houses in a rustic style
The Danish studioThatand the Swedish companyAdd-A-Roomhave brought together the rustic country house style and additional living space. The One+ House is a compact house design based on the principle of Legos – simply add pieces to build the structure. Each module has a size of 15m2 and is built with local Swedish materials. An ecologically sustainable, future-oriented design. Do you need more space? No problem! Simply add another module to double your space.
5. The weeHouse
The weeHouse byAlchemy Architectsa mini villa! This compact prefab home will look at home in almost any setting, as long as it's within van reach! The weeHouse is based on modern aesthetics, efficient use of space and intelligent adaptation of technology. The base unit starts with a single module and can be expanded into a two-module system. The house uses materials such as sturdy wood, steel and features large windows that brighten this contemporary compact design. Luxurious bamboo flooring, spacious closets, a cozy fireplace, a full bathroom and kitchen.
6. A cube house and environmental awareness in Oslo, Norway
When designing modern and functional houses, people in the north think about the climate first. So the harsh weather in Oslo, Norway played a big role in the final outcome of the Boxhome projectRintal Eggertsson Architekten. The modern house design is only 19m2, so it can be easily heated in winter. This is an environmentally friendly and economically sound option. Behind the minimalist geometric facade we find a kitchen with a dining area, a living room, a bathroom and a bedroom. According to the architects, the project insists on efficient use of space and the correct use of materials and light.
7. Small prefab house in Australia
This little prefab house fromCasey Brown Architectureis only 10 m2 in size, with simple cube shape, clad in copper with a glazed first floor. The rustic style adheres to an unadorned interior with a relaxed, casual character. This small eco-home features passive heating and cooling technologies and a water circulation system for a “green” appeal.
8. Wooden prefab houses in Thailand with butterfly roof
The architectsTYIN Drawing Studio– a non-profit group of architecture students – designed these unusual wooden prefabricated houses, Soe Ker Tie Hias, translated as “Butterfly Houses” in Noh Bo, Tak, Thailand. These eco-friendly homes are known for their innovative roof design that allows effective natural ventilation while collecting rainwater for reuse. These compact wooden houses are clad in bamboo, and the material is woven using a traditional method and used on the front and rear facades. The houses are prefabricated and assembled on site. The houses are raised off the ground and set on four foundations, solving the problem of excessive moisture and the resulting rust.
