TY  - BOOK
AU  - Koones,Sheri
TI  - Prefabulous small houses
SN  - 9781631864049 (hardcover)
AV  - TH4819.P7 K659 2016
U1  - 728 23
PY  - 2016///]
CY  - Newtown, CT
PB  - The Taunton Press, Inc.
KW  - Prefabricated houses
KW  - Ecological houses
KW  - Small houses
KW  - Dwellings
KW  - Energy conservation
KW  - Modular construction
KW  - Architecture, Domestic
KW  - United States
KW  - Designs and plans
N1  - Includes bibliographical references; Introduction --; Casita de Invierno --; eHab Cabin --; Cocoon Studio --; Sandpoint Cabin --; Lakeside Container Cottage --; DesertSol House --; Urban Eden --; Lakeview House --; Little House on the Ferry --; SU+RE House --; Bayview Cottage --; Solar Laneway House --; M2 Cabin --; Whidbey Island House --; Ford House --; Sonoma Residence --; Cousins River Residence --; weeZero House --; Cloverdale House --; Silicon Valley Balance House --; Vashon Island House --; Lake Union Floating Home --; Olde Seawatch --; Hilltop House --; Johns Island Home --; Halcyon Hill --; Bonsall House --; Westport Beach House --; Alpine Passive House --; Emerald House --; Three Palms Project --; Dawnsknoll House --; Glossary --; Resources
N2  - "Prefab home construction has come into its own. Prefabricated homes used to be considered inferior to houses built on site, but not anymore. In Prefabulous Small Houses, best-selling author Sheri Koones presents 32 stunning prefabricated homes from around North America. 250 beautiful photographs and floorplans show the amazing breadth of styles available to today’s homeowners.  Small is the new big. Everyone from Millennials looking to buy their first homes to Boomers trying to downsize have turned to small houses in recent years. These homes cost less to build, less to heat, and less to maintain. All of the houses in Prefabulous Small Houses range from 325 sq. ft. to 2,000 sq. ft. and showcase construction methods perfect for any climate.  Building better, building greener. All of the houses featured here are highly energy efficient and are built with sustainability in mind. In eco-friendly prefab construction, local materials are used when possible, metals and wood are recycled, and houses are built with a conscious attempt to preserve the land on which they now stand. A foreword by actor and environmentalist Robert Redford speaks to the urgency with which we must act to combat climate change and how prefabricated small homes have a role to play in that challenge." --Publisher's website
ER  -