Online design journal Dwell has entered the prefab ring. The Dwell House
is a 540-square-foot auxiliary dwelling unit (ADU) created and
developed in partnership with prefab company Abodu and Danish designers
Norm Architects. The House is the outcome of a long-standing commitment
to produce better, more affordable housing. It includes a full kitchen, a
bathroom, an open floor plan, and luxury materials and fixtures from
Dwells broad network of designers. It is built off-site and delivered
to your home and can be placed in most backyards, providing the extra
space you require without opting for a house hunt or lengthy
construction.
In as short as six months, through a procedure that
is totally handled by Abodu, it is delivered turnkey with a complete
set of equipment. Site preparation in a homeowners backyard takes only a
few weeks before building can begin. Before construction starts, the
price is fixed at $389,000 (excluding taxes, fees, and special
site-specific services outside of Abodus usual scope of performance).
The Dwell House is currently for sale in Seattle, the Bay Area, and Los
Angeles.
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