#House Building Solutions

[arc-hus]

Penguin House, Tokyo - Atelier Tekuto

[quilavabucket]

just spent the last 2.5 hours fighting a roof and now i need to kill @askzloyxp

[rileys-battlecats]

girl help I started writing down oc thoughts and have started contemplating the logistics of how a city carved into the walls of a ravine would have access to fresh water

[saraqazi]

Sara Qazi, in her interview with The Boss Magazine, discusses the burgeoning hemp housing market and its potential to revolutionize the construction and real estate industries.

[tinyhouseexpedition]

Ingenious DIY Tiny House Design Hacks using Salvaged Materials 🤯

🏡✨ If you've seen Christo's mind-blowing tiny house tour before, you don't want to miss this video with never-before-seen footage of him sharing in-depth creative design solutions with salvaged materials. He takes this to extreme with a process he calls "super-cycling"--using the scraps of his recycled materials in clever ways to solve problems AND save money. 

 Christo built a truly one-of-a-kind tiny house on foundation over 3 years for $80k--a work of art! And you can, too! 🛠️

[makingshortstorieslong]

well I just finished konya sukiyaki dayo and I am openly weeping with joy

[bluastro-yellow]

I may be rethinking my opinion on Evrat

[fishstewarding]

Last Minute Christmas Gift Tiny Home: The Gemstone Tall MUPPS from FSG Living Buildings.

This FSG Living Buildings Gemstone Tall MUPPS is twelve Feet wide by thirty two feet long with is three hundred and fifty four feet square feet. This MUPPS or Multi-Use Portable Panel Structure is built on a steel skid. This Gemstone is ten feet tall and includes a kitchenette with a sink, a stove top, a dish washer and a number of cabinets for storage. The bathroom includes a shower, a sink and a toilet. The bedroom also has a full closet. This unit is portable and easy to transport. This MUPPS is sturdy and is low maintenance. The structure is highly energy efficient making it easy for both heating and cooling.

The gemstone tall is discounted to $75,000.00 as an end of year sale or you could call it a last minute Christmas gift.

This Tiny Home is portable and easy to transport, sturdy and low maintenance, highly energy efficient and easy for both cooling and heating. The gray color gives it a sharp modern look and it is ready now for pickup. This Gemstone is ready for sewer, water and electric hook as well.

This Tiny House has been built through a vetted assembly process that leverages HWS Panels to provide a unified, monolithic benefit in structural integrity and energy efficiency. The HWS Panels from Horton World Solutions are also referred to as TMC SIPS which stands for Thermoplastic Monolithic Composite Structurally Insulated Panels. These panels have been developed over twelve years of R&D by the USA’s largest homebuilder with aid from DuPont, Dow and MIT.

FSG Living Buildings creates, develops and designs through a strategically sound and structured building process for the discerning buyer looking for quality, strength, performance and accountability in a completed structure. FSG Living Buildings also provides a vetted process of advancement, organization and performance in the creation of each of these living structures.

The Gemstone Tall MUPPS or last minute Christmas Gift Tiny Home can be used as a short term rental unit, a mother in law suite, a man cave or be used for many other uses.

Maybe, it is about creating new revenue opportunities for the new year. This works as a short term rental unit. Perhaps, you want to move your mom in, but would like a separate space for her. This could work for that. Wondering about a space just for the guy or guys? This can serve as that man cave. At the same time, this Last Minute Christmas Gift Tiny Home could serve many other purposes.

However, this is a gift you will have to come and pick up in Abilene, Texas, This is not something that will fit in Santas Sleigh or for that mater, fit down the chimney.

Last Minute Christmas Gift Tiny Home: The Gemstone Tall MUPPS from FSG Living Buildings. 12 wide x 32 long 10 feet tall 354 Square feet $75,000.00

Our warehouse is located at FSG Living Buildings / Fish Stewarding Group 6586 E Interstate 20, Abilene, TX 79601-7640 USA

Last Minute Christmas Gift Tiny Home: The Gemstone Tall MUPPS from FSG Living Buildings.

This FSG Living Buildings Gemstone Tall MUPPS is twelve Feet wide by thirty two feet long with is three hundred and fifty four feet square feet. This MUPPS or Multi-Use Portable Panel Structure is built on a steel skid. This Gemstone is ten feet tall and includes a kitchenette with a sink, a stove top, a dish washer and a number of cabinets for storage. The bathroom includes a shower, a sink and a toilet. The bedroom also has a full closet. This unit is portable and easy to transport. This MUPPS is sturdy and is low maintenance. The structure is highly energy efficient making it easy for both heating and cooling.

The gemstone tall is discounted to $75,000.00 as an end of year sale or you could call it a last minute Christmas gift.

This Tiny Home is portable and easy to transport, sturdy and low maintenance, highly energy efficient and easy for both cooling and heating. The gray color gives it a sharp modern look and it is ready now for pickup. This Gemstone is ready for sewer, water and electric hook as well.

This Tiny House has been built through a vetted assembly process that leverages HWS Panels to provide a unified, monolithic benefit in structural integrity and energy efficiency. The HWS Panels from Horton World Solutions are also referred to as TMC SIPS which stands for Thermoplastic Monolithic Composite Structurally Insulated Panels. These panels have been developed over twelve years of R&D by the USA’s largest homebuilder with aid from DuPont, Dow and MIT.

FSG Living Buildings creates, develops and designs through a strategically sound and structured building process for the discerning buyer looking for quality, strength, performance and accountability in a completed structure. FSG Living Buildings also provides a vetted process of advancement, organization and performance in the creation of each of these living structures.

The Gemstone Tall MUPPS or last minute Christmas Gift Tiny Home can be used as a short term rental unit, a mother in law suite, a man cave or be used for many other uses.

Maybe, it is about creating new revenue opportunities for the new year. This works as a short term rental unit. Perhaps, you want to move your mom in, but would like a separate space for her. This could work for that. Wondering about a space just for the guy or guys? This can serve as that man cave. At the same time, this Last Minute Christmas Gift Tiny Home could serve many other purposes.

However, this is a gift you will have to come and pick up in Abilene, Texas, This is not something that will fit in Santas Sleigh or for that mater, fit down the chimney.

Last Minute Christmas Gift Tiny Home: The Gemstone Tall MUPPS from FSG Living Buildings. 12 wide x 32 long 10 feet tall 354 Square feet $75,000.00

Our warehouse is located at FSG Living Buildings / Fish Stewarding Group 6586 E Interstate 20, Abilene, TX 79601-7640 USA

[igneouswyvern]

being the only fan of something is so great because i am the sole ruler of this kingdom. no one is around to tell me my headcanons suck or that all the characters are ooc

however it also sucks because i am the only fan. no one is around to support my headcanons or tell me they love my portrayal of the characters

[mikkeneko]

a lot of the anti-rent-control arguments I'm seeing in the notes include something along the line of "people who live in places that are rent-controlled never leave it, they stay there until they die, or else let their relatives live there instead" and it's like. yeah? they're not being pushed out of their homes to live on the streets? their relatives are not being made to live in their cars? not seeing the problem here

similarly to how my position on food over time has evolved to "any food that ends up in a human being's stomach is not wasted," I'm coming to believe that "any residence that an actual human being is living in is well occupied."

which, considering how many homes in california are standing empty, is a low bar that we are still not able to clear

Rent control is on the ballot for California voters this November.

I uh, get that tumblr isn't exactly sorted by geography, but this is a huge deal.

It's a huge deal even for people who don't expect to be personally affected by it -- rent control is a protection against the poorest people living in a city being forced out, and that's just bad for everyone. When you have a city where only medium well off to rich people live, you get their service employees coming in from a suburb an hour and a half away (blech) or else you get people stacked three to a room. Or people holding down a job or three while trying to earn enough to get off the street or, well, out of their parents' place or away from the abusive partner they can't afford to break up with. Point is, a lack of housing that people can just keep living in at the same price, means a lot of bad things for society, and we probably aren't going to socialize housing within the next ten years but maybe we can get rent control back.

[jjreproperty]

As buyer expectations evolve and technology continues to advance, the push toward greener, smarter, and more resource-conscious homes is set to redefine Real Estate Brisbane QLD for years to come.

[mamathakb09]

Expert House Construction Services in Bangalore by VSP Constructions

VSP Constructions is a leading construction company in Bangalore offering end-to-end residential building solutions. With over 360+ homes completed, they specialize in turnkey construction, architectural design, and high-quality execution. The company is known for on-time delivery, budget-friendly packages, and a 10-year structural warranty — making it a reliable choice for building your dream home in Bangalore.

[mikkeneko]

Every time this post crosses my radar the thought occurs to me that I've never been able to quite articulate but like...

At some point in this web of goods and commerce, somebody needs to be able to buy a new mug.

We cannot have the entire population competing for the same pool of cheaper secondhand goods, because at some point that pool will dry up. Somebody has to be able to afford to support the creation of new goods.

Can we maybe also connect this with the other half of the goods production equation, i.e., all the artists and artisans saying that they are constantly struggling to get paid what their goods are actually worth in terms of materials and labor, because everybody is looking to pay rock bottom prices for everything.

If we want to support a pool of creators to be able to make art and crafts and new goods, then we have to have people who are able to pay full price for these things.

If, instead, we have a situation where only 1% of the population is ever able to buy things new, then goods-makers will constantly be clamoring to create more expensive and more unnecessary goods for them to purchase, while the other 99% of the population is fighting over the same pool of cheaper, deteriorating, second- and third-hand goods. Which is shrinking and not being replenished because nobody wants to bother making goods for this demographic because nobody's buying.

When I grow up I wanna be upper middle class.

[spanocontainer]

Schenectady Transfer Scale House Build: The Future of Affordable and Functional Container Solutions

At Spano Container, we’re always exploring new ways to build better, stronger, and more efficient structures. One of our latest successful projects is a custom-built transfer scale house in Schenectady, NY, crafted from a durable storage container. Strong, secure, and designed to last, this scale house meets the high demands of a busy transfer station while providing a versatile solution for our client’s needs.

Why Shipping Container Homes Are the Future of Affordable Living

The advent of shipping container homes is a groundbreaking change in our approach to construction and housing. Shipping containers present a cost-effective, eco-friendly, and very resilient option for construction compared to conventional materials, which makes them a great option for residential as well as commercial constructions.

Affordable: With the cost of traditional construction rising, shipping containers present a more budget-friendly solution without compromising on quality.

Sustainable: Repurposing shipping containers helps reduce waste and repurpose materials that would otherwise be discarded.

Customizable: Just like our custom-built transfer scale house, shipping containers can be adapted for various uses, from mobile offices to kiosks and even homes.

Quick to Build: Unlike traditional construction, shipping container homes can be assembled quickly, making them a perfect solution for those looking for speed and efficiency.

Shipping containers offer a promising future for affordable and efficient living, and as this Schenectady project demonstrates, they are versatile enough for a variety of business solutions, too!

Custom Solutions for Every Need

At Spano Container, we specialize in more than just storage containers. We offer custom container builds designed to suit various business needs. Whether it’s a scale house, kiosk, mobile office, or even a home, our containers can be transformed into the perfect solution for your requirements.

Our Schenectady Transfer Scale House is just one example of how Spano Container is leading the way in custom container builds. With years of experience and expertise, we ensure that each project is completed with precision, care, and quality materials.

Get Started with a Spano Container Today!

If you need a custom build for your business or home, Spano Container is ready to help. We offer a variety of container solutions designed to meet your needs. From design consultation to final delivery, we make the process easy and hassle-free.

Get Your Estimate Today!

Call Us: 315-253-9062 Visit our Website: Spano Container Location: 277 North St, Auburn, NY 13021

[steefen-blog]

How to Choose the Best Transportable Building for You

Transportable buildings are becoming increasingly popular for their versatility, affordability, and convenience. Whether you need extra office space, a temporary home, or a storage unit, a transportable building provides a flexible solution that can be easily relocated as needed. However, with various options available, choosing the best transportable building for your needs requires careful consideration. Here’s a guide to help you make the right choice.

1. Determine Your Purpose

The first step in selecting a transportable building & Mobile COVID Testing Units is to identify its primary purpose. Different buildings are designed for various uses, such as:

Office space – Ideal for businesses, construction sites, or home offices.

Living quarters – Suitable for temporary or permanent housing solutions.

Storage units – Great for securing equipment, tools, or personal belongings.

Workshops – Designed for those who need extra space for hobbies or small businesses.

Classrooms – Used for educational institutions needing additional learning spaces.

By understanding your specific needs, you can narrow down the best type of transportable building for your situation.

2. Consider the Size and Layout

Transportable buildings come in various sizes and layouts. It’s essential to evaluate the available space on your property and determine how much room you need inside the structure. Ask yourself:

How many rooms or sections do you need?

Will you require open space, partitions, or built-in furniture?

Is the available land sufficient for the building size you want?

Choosing the right dimensions ensures that the building fits well on your property and serves its purpose efficiently.

3. Select the Right Material

The material of your transportable building affects its durability, insulation, and maintenance requirements. Common materials include:

Steel – Strong, durable, and resistant to harsh weather conditions.

Wood – Provides a natural aesthetic and is often used for homes or offices.

Composite panels – Lightweight, insulated, and energy-efficient.

Aluminum – Rust-resistant and commonly used for temporary setups.

Each material has its pros and cons, so consider your climate, budget, and intended use when making a decision.

4. Look for Insulation and Climate Control

If you plan to use the building for living or working, insulation and climate control are crucial. Insulated transportable buildings help maintain comfortable indoor temperatures and reduce energy costs. Some important features to consider include:

Thermal insulation – Keeps heat inside during winter and out during summer.

Ventilation – Ensures proper airflow to prevent moisture buildup.

Heating and cooling options – Air conditioning and heating units improve comfort levels.

A well-insulated transportable building enhances usability in all seasons.

5. Check for Customization Options

Many transportable buildings can be customized to meet specific requirements. Depending on your needs, you may want to add features such as:

Extra windows or doors for better lighting and accessibility.

Electrical and plumbing installations for functional living or office spaces.

Shelving and storage solutions for better organization.

Exterior finishes to match existing structures on your property.

Customization ensures that the building aligns perfectly with your intended use.

6. Understand Local Regulations and Permits

Before purchasing or installing a transportable building, check with local authorities regarding zoning laws, permits, and building codes. Some areas have restrictions on the size, placement, and intended use of transportable structures. Ensuring compliance with regulations will help you avoid fines and legal issues.

7. Evaluate Your Budget

Transportable buildings are generally cost-effective, but prices vary based on size, material, and customization options. Establish a budget beforehand and compare different models to find the best value for your money. Don’t forget to factor in additional costs such as:

Site preparation and foundation work.

Transportation and installation fees.

Utility connections if needed.

Ongoing maintenance and repairs.

Having a clear budget ensures you choose a building that meets your needs without overspending.

8. Research Suppliers and Reviews

Selecting a reputable supplier is crucial to getting a high-quality transportable building. Read customer reviews, check for warranties, and ask about after-sales support. A reliable supplier will provide detailed information about materials, installation, and long-term durability, ensuring you make an informed purchase.

Final Thoughts

Choosing the best Transportable Building requires careful planning and consideration of various factors such as purpose, size, material, insulation, customization, regulations, budget, and supplier reputation. By taking the time to assess your needs and compare options, you can find a transportable building that perfectly fits your requirements. Whether for work, storage, or living, the right choice will provide a functional and comfortable space for years to come.