Flexible future homes may grow shrink and swap rooms
Rich Martin of the Stanford Research Institute says the house of the future will be a flexible DIY dwelling built on a central steel frame with standardized components like wells floors roofs wiring and plumbing. Starting with the same frame builders could vary components to create homes of any size style or price and mass use could arrive within 20 years.
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A first person sketch outlines a tiny East Side studio with linoleum, no kitchen sink, broken buzzer, and roaches but cheap rent and quirky neighbors. The writer contrasts safety, proximity to a post office and bar, and savings versus typical upscale rents.
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