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Pre-Fab Self-Assembled Disaster House

DH1 disaster house

American artist and architect Gregg Fleishman has extended the idea of self-assembly to the buillding of temporary homes. Measuring 14′ square and 30″ high, this structure is made from sustainable European birch with phenolic resin finish on both sides. It is easy to assemble and no fasteners are required.

You will need to get your own insulated/waterproofed plastic canvas or other covering if you want to own this house. By the way, this house ships flat.

Picture courtesy of Gregg Fleishman

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Chapter: Natural Disasters :: 4 July 2007

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3 Responses to "Pre-Fab Self-Assembled Disaster House"

  1. Concept looks good. Being a civil engineer I would look at the performance of this in bad whether. Has this been tested in adverse conditions?
    BTW how many rooms does this have? :-)

    Posted by Nirmal on July 4th, 2007 at 5:13 am

  2. This looks cool. I would love to have one in my backyard!

    Posted by Edward on July 4th, 2007 at 1:33 pm

  3. Say goodbye to property taxes!

    Posted by Flint on July 4th, 2007 at 2:16 pm
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