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Saturday, 17 December 2011

Architecture - The MIMA Pre-fabricated House

If you have to have a pre-fab, and you think they stand for shoddy design and workmanship, think again.





This pre-fabricated house from Portuguese architects MIMA looks great, and it's modular interior with removable walls and exterior windows means few units will feel the same.  I love it, more details here.
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Labels: Architecture, House, MIMA, Pre-fabricated
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