Minimalist Prefab Modular House, California

Design: Marmol Radziner
Area: 185 sqm
Location: California

Rising at 1,5 meters above the ground, this 185 sq.m. minimalist prefab modular house in California capturing the beautiful views of the surrounding desert landscape and Mount San Jacinto. The main living space is designed facing west with the view of the local open landscape. The structure was built using prefab modules and also consists of a metal frame which can be clad in glass, wood or metal. The architects used three different types of basic building modules: external modules for outdoor area of decks, modules that contain indoor living areas and modules to provide sun protection.

Prefab Modular Weekend House, California

Design: Marmol Radziner

This modular weekend house in California is a minimalist simply structure with easily replaceable and low-maintenance materials like metal siding and concrete floors. The covered porch offers entertaining area for outdoor activities and sun bathing. The minimalist interior space boast exquisite and chic atmosphere.

3 Bedroom Modern Prefab Home in Venice, Los Angeles, California

Design and construction: Marmol Radziner Prefab
Photography: Deasey Penner

This prefab home (California) is located on an urban, narrow lot in Venice, USA. The home incorporates small courtyard space and covered decks, giving the building a sense of privacy in spite of its location on an built-on site. The 2,800 sqf 3 bedrooms house comprises of 14 modules and includes a living room/dining room, 2.5 baths, an office, a double height kitchen with an operable skylight and 700 square feet of outdoor living space. Large glazing on the southern side of the building fill the prefab home with natural sunlight and connect the exterior and interior spaces.

Prefab Modular Home, Utah (+floorplans)

This modern modular home in Utah is a vacation home for an active couple. The prefab home consists of seven deck modules and five interior modules, which contain two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The design of the modular home blends outdoor and indoor living spaces, with an open plan, floor-to-ceiling windows and expansive decks. The modular home uses sustainable systems and materials to minimize the environmental impact prefab home, both in its function and in its creation. Solar panels on the roof draw energy to the modular home from the sun, while geothermal systems with heat pump use the earth to cool and heat the prefab home.

Design and manufacture: Marmol Radziner Prefab
Photography: Joe Fletcher