Inside 22 Cutting Edge Prefab Homes Redefining Passive House And Net Zero Standards Around The World

[@deborahloeffler2126]

I can’t find a modular that’s worth owning under 250,000 that will ship to Hawaii.

[@vickyabramowitz2885]

@@deborahloeffler2126 The indigenous Hawaiians used to live in grass huts. Very eco-friendly housing.

[@vickyabramowitz2885]

Why do so many of these structures have floor to ceiling glass? I would feel like I was living in a fishbowl.

[@DonaldBaker-x9i]

Designed by those who provide power for them. More glass,more money to heat/cool. More ways to be monitored. More ways to be breached. More ways to lose your life.

[@Saltiumine]

@@DonaldBaker-x9i Actually i think the glass is cheaper than the metal framing that composes these houses, glass is very cheap they get the most bang for their buck by cheaply building a pill house with rounded and sleek appearance so they can sell it for a fortune since it looks modern and futuristic. in this case since its so small they can only reasonably sell so high.

[@pattiannepascual]

Why would anyone pay these insane prices for a junk material house that's likely toxic and the first big wind blows it away. What a waste of a video.