Houzz Tour: A wood-clad Modern Prefab Home Scotland

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Houzz Tour: A wood-clad Modern Prefab Home Scotland - The story behind this Scottish home is not your typical brick and mortar building tale. The property was built primarily off-site in a factory on the south coast of England, before being transported the length of the country in Aberdeen. The house was designed by Stuart Duncan using 3D modeling software. Thank you to the detailed model, he was able to send files to vendors and manufacturers, who manufactured the various components and sent them to the factory Stuart had rented on the south coast. There, the whole house was assembled before being broken down into six transport modules.

'I liked the concept of building inside, "says Stuart his unorthodox methods. "I had planned to entrust the construction of the house, but the company went out of business, so I decided to rent a warehouse and do it myself, he said. "It was sort of a pop-up plant." Everything was finely calculated, even the road trucks take. There was a particular corner ninety degrees on the road to a village neighbor that has been reflected in the size of the modules could be. "We knew we could build such large modules that we could get the site, he said.

Now the bungalow , energy-efficient home is installed in its new home, the soft wood flooring blend well with the wooded area and the interior spacious white make the most of the northern light.

Houzz at a glance
Location Aberdeen
Size 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Designer and manufacturer Stuart Duncan different construction
Completed January 2015
This is interesting The house was largely built off-site and transported to Scotland in modules, which were then mounted together like a puzzle. It is built to the Passivhaus principles and is very energy efficient. Houzz Tour: A wood-clad Modern Prefab Home Scotland Houzz Tour: A wood-clad Modern Prefab Home Scotland



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