Monday Modular: miniHOME SOLO
I always thought trailers were cool. Well when I was 8. Now I can’t get past the stigma. Another question, Why are they sold to people who live in, near, or around areas that have tornadoes?
[pict via miniHOME]
If only this one would catch on, it could change everything.
The miniHOME SOLO was designed and developed through a list of trials. Reading the “History”, “How It Started”, you see how the passion began from a need. The need to escape without leaving a large foot print. All their trials led them to develop a better way to live everyday. Configure your miniHOME to be as green as you want. Matter of fact, they may actually change the stigma of the “Trailer Park”.
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2 opinions for Monday Modular: miniHOME SOLO
dave
May 10, 2007 at 11:59 am
Future green building must take account of the “green washing” that seems to be accelerating throughout the real estate market place. I’ve seen repeated use of words like “green”
and “stewardship” across the board. I’ve seen some Realtors using the word “green” in their ads, knowing that awareness is elevating by the media and they use that hype to drive
more traffic to their listings. I’ve ran across great sites such as http://www.ListedGreen.com ( Listed Green ) that screen developers and realtors so as to minimize the “green washing” effect.
Some blogs have been overused in this regard as well. Hopefully, the general public can sift through this green hype and really see the changes that builders and developers have
to do to reduce our carbon footprint.
Jon King
May 24, 2007 at 8:59 am
Although there are many favorable things embedded into this concept, the one I like the most is that you don’t have to have a 42 gable dwelling to create a great home life and memorable experiences.
Very cool.
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