London property developer Cube Haus taps into the talents of four leading architects and designers — Adjaye Associates, Faye Toogood, Skene Catling de la Peña and Carl Turner Architects, for a project that boasts affordable prefabricated homes. The intent is to make use of otherwise inaccessible urban sites via modular accommodation, whilst offering a solution for the housing crisis.
Each of the commissioned firms concentrated in producing a high design structure that is practical, sustainable and flexible. The affordable prefabricated homes are fully accessible to people that are not looking to spend too much. Because of the nature of configuration of the structures — the houses will be able to be built efficiently and economically with their components made off-site and the frames made from cross-laminated timber.
Affordable Prefabricated Homes
Cube Haus Commissions a Number of Architects for a Start-up Project
Trend Themes
1. Affordable-prefabricated-homes - The demand for affordable, sustainable, and flexible prefabricated homes is rising, providing a disruptive innovation opportunity for the housing industry.
2. Modular-accommodation - The trend towards modular accommodation for urban sites presents an opportunity for companies to streamline their construction processes and create more efficient manufacturing techniques.
3. High-design-structures - There is a growing market for high-design structures that are practical and sustainable, providing an opportunity for architects and designers to showcase their talents and create unique solutions for clients.
Industry Implications
1. Property-development - Property developers can take advantage of the trend towards affordable prefabricated homes by investing in innovative construction processes and sustainable materials.
2. Construction - The construction industry can benefit from the trend towards modular accommodation by creating more efficient manufacturing techniques and reducing waste.
3. Architecture-and-design - The trend towards high-design structures presents an opportunity for architects and designers to showcase their talents and create unique solutions for clients, while also addressing the housing crisis and environmental concerns through sustainable practices.