Sabrina Sexton — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 03:06:17 GMT

Interesting. I haven’t seen DIY modular kits like this one, but I am smitten with the concept of modular homes. In fact, my last blog post was about modular homes. I’m secretly hoping (okay, not so secretly) that I can convince my significant other that modular housing is a viable solution for us when we combine households. I think there are some very affordable, very livable options, and throwing in a DIY element makes the concept even more intriguing. If you find that beautiful, idiot-proof kit, please share!

Sabrina Sexton — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 16:32:59 GMT

I am most interested in the ability to design a home that fits my needs and desires at a reasonable cost. I’ve always found modular homes so attractive because they allow you to “build” a house from the ground (or basement) up, without the hassles associated with traditional home building. I also typically think “modern home” when I think about modular homes. So design and aesthetics certainly play a part as well.

I’ve never considered DIY for a modular structure and have always assumed a crew would be part of the deal, and I’m honestly not sure I would want to build my own structure if I actually planned to live in it. A guest studio or office could be nice candidates for a DIY structure, though.

I have this daydreamy fantasy of building an awesome modular home for me and the SO and building my mom, who must be close by, a smaller matching home on the same lot.

I think the biggest challenge in Atlanta would be finding a suitable lot. But I’m always keeping my eyes open. :)

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