Monthly Archives: July 2010

Sustainable Architecture – The Benefits of Prefab

Posted on July 2, 2010 by Michael Janzen

The other night I confessed my personal aesthetic preference for earthen structures over modern prefab, while also admitting that those shiny metal boxes always catch my eye. Homes made from manufactured parts will never be as sustainable, low-impact, or low cost … Continue reading →

Posted in Construction Method | Tagged diy prefab, Malcolm, prefab, sustainable architecture, tiny prefab | 1 Comment

Cottage Court Proposal

Posted on July 1, 2010 by Michael Janzen

Ron Czecholinski from DIY Home Building is in the process of putting together a tiny house community, and is currently doing his due diligence in choosing a piece of land. The property he’s seriously looking at is six undeveloped lots … Continue reading →

Posted in Community Design | Tagged Asheville, DIY Home Building, North Carolina, Ron Czecholinski, Tiny House Community | 5 Comments